Margaret Battle Winchester

Birth date: Jul 24, 1920 Death date: Oct 3, 2020

OBITUARY Margaret Battle Winchester life’s journey began on July 24, 1920 in Philadelphia, PA, to the late Edward Mansfield Battle and Mary Noble Battle. Margaret was the seventh child born from this union. Saturday morning, Octob Read Obituary

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John Casarow

268w ago

in honor of Margaret.

Mrs. Winchester was a Bridgeton area treasure. She was a source of great pride to her county, her family and to the entire blind or sight deprived community. I had great admiration for Mrs. Winchester and worked closely with her as a member of the Brideton Lions club. The Margaret B. Winchester Center is a momument of great pride to our community. She is one of the icons of this area whose achievements will not be forgotten. Rest in peace, Mrs. Winchester. Your legacy will live on for many years.

John A. Casarow, Jr.

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Harold Thompson

269w ago

To: Donna Winchester-Thompson, the Winchester and Battle families.

I certainly had mixed feelings when you shared with me that Aunt Margaret went home to be with the Lord. On one hand, I was saddened that she had to leave us. On the other hand, I was overwhelmed with joy when I thought about her being at peace; being with the many loved ones who preceded her; being able to "...walk around heaven all day..." and being able to be in the new home that The Lord prepared for her. Yes, she is healed and her faith has become SIGHT. She can SEE; not only the things I just mentioned but she can SEE her Lord and Savior for herself. Hallelujah!!!

What wonderful accomplishments she made during her one hundred (plus) years! As I read her obituary, I couldn't help but marvel at ALL her achievements and the many things in which she was involved. Being sightless was not a hinderance for her. What a great legacy she has left!

Of course, Donna, I commend you on the wonderful care you gave your mother. You put your life on "hold" to make sure she got the best. God's reward for you is great!

My thoughts and prayers are with you and the family.

HAROLD THOMPSON

Debbie Winchester Robinson

269w ago

in honor of Margaret.

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Debbie Winchester Robinson

269w ago

My memory of Aunt Maggie, when I was a child, was that she was kind, compassionate, loving, confident, God fearing, and full of joy. I was always fascinated with her beautiful black wavy hair. You will be missed Aunt Maggie! Rest In Peace. Sincerely, Debbie Winchester Robinson, Carl’s daughter.😇🙏🏾

Sandra Mcallister

269w ago

Mrs Winchester has always been an inspiration in my life. She will be greatly missed. But not forgotten

Pamela Gaston

269w ago

Created a new album - Memories Album.

Pamela Gaston

269w ago

Created a new album - Memories Album.

Alice Davisjohnson

269w ago

in honor of Margaret.

Douglas Rainear

269w ago

in honor of Margaret.

Truly one of the most remarkable woman I have ever had the pleasure to meet and to work with. God has blessed each of us who have been able to share our lives with Margaret.

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