Death date: Oct 1, 2002
Margaret M. Wicknick, 93, of Seattle, passed away October 1, 2002. She was born March 5, 1909 in Tacoma, Washington and spent the major portion of her life in the Seattle area. She worked in the insurance industry her whole life a Read Obituary
John, I want to send my condolences to you and your family for the loss of your mother. I know you mother for many years from the Insurance Womens Assoc in Seattle, also at our luncheon after we retired. I will miss her wonderful happy outlook on life. She made us happy when we were with her. What a gift.##imported-begin##Dorothy A. Bunstine##imported-end##
Dear John, we have never met you but knew your Mother since '69 through the Insurance Women of Seattle. She was always a terrific supporter of that group and also of me (JoAnn). She was in our lunch group up until a year or so ago. We will miss her and offer our condolences to you and your family.##imported-begin##JoAnn & Rex Clark##imported-end##
I will never forget Margaret.
She was one of my favorite Patients.
I met Margaret 17 years ago at Eye Associates. I also remember Mr. Wicknick very well. Margaret always made me laugh. She was a true delight!! My condolences to your family.
Sincerly
Andrea
Dr. Guzaks technician
(Margarets Ophthamologist)##imported-begin##Andrea Blustein##imported-end##
John: I want you to know how sorry I was to read of your Mother's passing. I have talked to your Mother every year since I worked with her in the 60's. This past year I was remiss in calling her and when I did I got a disconnect. I then traced her to a home in Sequim but when I called she had left and they had no idea where she was. I found your address and have had it on my desk to write you a note asking about her and didn't follow through. Now I am so sorry I guess procrastinating wasn't a good idea. I will miss my chats with her as I am sure you will. Please drop me an e-mail and let me know how her last year had been... Ironically, in the paper along with her obituary was one for Elliott Tremaine whom we also worked with at Horder, Jacobs & Speck and Johnson & Higgins.
I hope you and your wife are doing well and my condolences to you both. It is hard to lose your parents, I know as I have lost both of mine now also.
Marlene Arnold##imported-begin##Marlene Arnold##imported-end##
