Margaret Lane Scruggs

Message from Your daughter, Julie

Hi Mom,
I'm looking at your picture across the room and I'm missing you. It's been over 5 years since you left and my grief lives on. It has hurt deeply to lose my mom. I need and desperately want to talk with you like we used to - I need your kind words and helpful advice. I guess a girl always needs her mom. You once told me, if there's any way, you'd try to communicate with me. I keep waiting. I love you so much and I'm looking forward to seeing you again sometime soon.
Love, Julie

A candle was lit by Your loving daughter, Julie on July 3, 2023 11:35 PM

Message from Your Daughter, Julie

It doesn't get easier, Mom. I still miss you as much as ever. I feel so sad that you're not here, that I can't have our kooky conversations, that I can't give you a hug or hold your hand. So many times I just need you. You always had a special way of making hard times better. I'm having a hard time now, Mom. And I feel desperately alone. I know this cloud will pass, and I know you are watching out for me. But I just really miss you and your sweet, loving voice on the other end of the phone. I love you.

Message from Julie

The 3rd anniversary of your crossing is approaching - this year on Thanksgiving day. I miss you, Mom, every day. I'm in town now, helping Uncle John, and it just seems lonely without you here. You were such a dear mom and sweet friend, and I'm so thankful we shared our time together. I love you. We'll see each other again sometime soon.

A candle was lit by Your daughter, Julie on November 11, 2020 12:31 AM

A candle was lit by Your Daughter, Julie on July 19, 2018 12:29 AM

Message from Your Daughter, Julie

Mom, I miss you. But I feel your presence with me all the time. You are guiding and supporting me still, as always. So many times I think to pick up my phone and call you, and there's always a twinge in my heart when I realize it's not possible. But I talk to you everyday in my heart, where you will always remain. This first year has been so bittersweet - all the "first time Mom's not here." Be my Guardian Angel, send me your love, and we'll see each other again sometime soon.

A candle was lit by Stacy on November 30, 2017 1:28 PM

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I wish I had the chance to see you one more time. I will always cherish the summers we spent together, the Thanksgivings with food piled high and we ate so much we waddled for hours after, the Harry Potter movies - that I've always credited you for getting me into. I'm thankful you were able to meet Frank. I will miss your sweet, southern voice and your quick smile and small laugh. I miss you immensely, but I know you're now at peace. I love you so much, Nana.
Mom and Don - I am so sorry, and I love you both so very much. There are no words to make this situation better, but I still wish you peace and am praying for you.

A candle was lit by Granddaughter, Stacy on November 30, 2017 1:20 PM

Message from Frannie Lombardo Narramore

Julie, Prayers for you and your family at this time of great loss.

Message from Joyce R

I am so sorry for your loss. Please be comforted by the scripture found at Psalms; 147:3 that says; "He is healing the broken hearted ones and is binding up their painful spots"> God is the hearer of prayer and he will comfort you in the days ahead as you remember Margaret.

Message from Julie

My dear, sweet Mom, I miss you so already. You were the best - my mother, my guide, my support, my friend. I treasure the time we had together, and I am comforted to know that you will live forever in my heart. Rest easy, and as we always said, "We'll see each other again another time!"

Message from Fred and Jacque Clark, parents of Jon Cla

Margaret, we knew you just a short time and yet to know you just a little was to love you. You were the special Mom to our daughter in law, Julie, who we love so very much. You were so pretty and quiet and so sweet. We are so grateful to you for sharing your Julie with us. Together, we have grandchildren that we love so much. Well done, Margaret. You did good.

A candle was lit by Your daughter, Julie on November 28, 2017 12:26 AM