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Margaret Joan Folk
October 3, 1961 - February 24, 2021
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Maggie Joan Folk of Penticton, BC, beloved wife of Robert Folk, passed away suddenly on February 24, 2021, at the age of 59 years. Maggie was born at the Vancouver General Hospital, to Mr. Bruce and Betty Jessiman. Growing up, Maggie had quite a passion for antiques and art, with a substantial collection that she started when she was a teenager. She loved animals especially the helpless ones. Besides her husband, Maggie is survived by her Mother Betty Jessiman; her two step-daughters; Candace Drury (Evan) and Justine Folk. One step-son Travis (Christina) Folk. One unadoptable son; Dan (Lynn). Grandchildren; Reiya and Russ Drury and Ava Folk. Two sisters; Maureen Flynn and Liz ( Morris) Jessiman-Phair. Two brothers; Kendall (Sharon) Jessiman and Andy (Marisa) Jessiman; Aunts Marilyn and Barbara (Irvine), as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Maggie was predeceased by her father Bruce Jessiman and sister Debbie Jessiman. Flowers are gratefully declined. Those who wish to make a memorial donation, may make it to the South Okanagan Women In Need Society, 1027 Westminster Ave W, Penticton, BC V2A 1L4.
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From: Jessica Paul
Maggie-Mo
I can’t believe I am writing this but here I am….
I miss ya Maggie darlin…
Everyday i would wake up to your calls, and whether it be to come grab me for coffee or to simply gossip about the day before or go on one of your crazy adventures, and I was ALWAYS down for your adventures.
I miss your face, and I miss your voice coming into my home and the looks on my pups faces when their good friend arrived. With treats of course hahaha
You truly were gifted at making a bad situation good and helping your friends whenever they needed ya. You were there for me when I lost my dad and you were the mum figure I needed.
I miss our laughing together and sharing our hurts to. You will NEVER be forgotten, but you will be missed more then you know.
See ya there on the otherside darlin’….I miss ya Maggie.
From: Sheila Irving
Oh Maggie, you were my best friend for over 40 years, you were my confidant and my laughing partner, now who’s going to know what I mean when I say “I like soup?” I cannot imagine my life without you, and I hope that you’ve found the peace you were looking for. We were going to be the rockin’ grandmas, introducing our grandkids to good old rock and roll and telling them the histories of our tattoos. We were going to do so much, but now you will be with me in my heart, wherever I go, and I’ll make sure I tell your stories, your funny funny stories that used to make me laugh so hard I could not stop. How am I supposed to live without you? I’m not, that’s how, you will forever be in my heart. Keep on shining you crazy diamond, I will be looking for you when I get to the other side. Love and miss you Lady. You were my heart, my conscious, my sounding board, my best friend. Life just got a little sadder but the stars got a lot brighter. I love you, I always will
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