Birth date: Aug 31, 1930 Death date: Dec 3, 2017
Margaret R. (Dolson) LaBeff, 87, of Syracuse, passed away at home on Sunday, December 3, 2017. She was born in Syracuse and grew up in Providence Orphanage from age 2 until age 17. Her first job was at Karmel Korn on Jefferson St Read Obituary
Amazing I see this. Met Marge (as we knew her). at Tino's when as teenagers we stopped there for beer and pizza. Years later was dining at the Caroma a favorite place of my parents and "Margie" was our server. Guess she did not remember me.
Dear John and family,
Sending you all heartfelt condolences on the loss of your mom. She always had a kind word and smile to share at so many family gatherings. Marge loved her family, lots of fond memories...Lilli, Sarge, Chrissy
My Condolences, Marge made my day when I would go to Mirabito to get my lunches. She will be missed, I always enjoyed her smile, her laughter and friendship !!
My heartfelt sympathy with deepest condolences is sent to Margaret's children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was so sweet to speak with me about a year ago regarding my Warner family genealogy, and especially expressed her kind words about my great-grandmother, Margaret McNulty-Warner. I will always keep her memory in my prayers and thoughts. Joan Warner
So many memories of my Aunt Margie, yet we ended up losing touch over 40 years ago when I married and moved out of country with my husband. She always worked so hard and saved every dime she could, even giving a gift to one of the boys of all dimes. Can't remember if it was Donny or Terry, but it sure was a laugh, because it was so heavy, and such a revelation as to how much could be put away if you just put a little bit away every day. I loved you then and I love you now. Say hi to Mom for me as well as all my Aunts and Uncles that you are now reunited with in Glory.
To my fav cousins... who I never get to see... I am shocked about Aunt Margaret...she was a pistol... even at her job walking with a damn broken hip.... unbelievable. I really can't believe that we have no more aunts or uncles here... on dad's side.. and for me on my mom's side also... Aunt Margaret, was always there for my dad... the two of them had eachother... and I know for a fact.. that my dad and mom helped Aunt Margaret in many ways from above... I def. will miss her when I stop at the station... but, now she is going to her own station... I'll see her then... Keep your chin up and look above you...she's watching you all from above... Love you all, your Cousin Sharon
My heartfelt sympathy to Margaret's family. Although I know none of you, I thought you might like to know that as a boy I had a couple of occasions to eat at the Crystal Restaurant and may have been served by your mother. Although my mother was 18 years older than your mother, she worked as a waitress at Martin's and The Caroma, so they may have known each other. My wife and mother are primarily responsible for my graduating from Syracuse U. As my old Army Sargent used to say, "Need I say more?' Bless your mother for working so hard and being so kind!
Hi Terry and family, sending CBA hugs and support in the loss of your mom. I have fond memories of you and I can only assume you received all your awesome qualities from her! I love the pictures. Thinking of you.
