RIGBY, Margaret Joan (née Lake)
Aged 92.5 years, of Traralgon, passed away peacefully on 1 June 2026.
Dearly loved wife of Wesley (deceased).
Much loved and loving mother and mother-in-law of Robyn & Gary, Susan & Darryl, Linda & Jonathan.
Treasured and adored grandmother of Kym, Mark, David, Elise, Kara, Lachlan, Elliott and Xavier.
Great grandmother of Oscar, Brooklyn, Finnley, Nicole, Ade, Samuel, Paddy & soon to be sibling, Sienna, Luca and Archie.
“Forever loved, forever missed.”
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Margaret meant more to me than words can truly express. What began as caring for her grew into a friendship that I will cherish forever. She brought so much happiness and love into my life, and I feel incredibly grateful to have known her.
I will always treasure our conversations, our laughter, and the special bond we shared. She had a beautiful way of making people feel loved, and she touched my heart deeply. There will never be another person quite like her.
I already miss her more than I can say, but I am so grateful for every moment I had with her. She will always hold a special place in my heart, and I will carry the memories of her with me for the rest of my life.
Thinking of you all and sending my love and deepest condolences.
June 5, 2026We are so grateful for the friendship and kindness Margaret brought to our mums at Yallambee over the past 2 years. We are blessed to have got to know her and for her caring warmth and smiles. She will be sadly missed by the staff, residents and their families.
June 5, 2026
Our condolences to the family
Teresa, Sharon and Anthony SlocumSo sad to hear of Margs passing..Such a beautiful caring and generous lady..Fond memories of her days in Korumburra.
Condolences to Robyn..Susan …Linda and families..Love Vivienne..Malcolm Green and family..
June 5, 2026Margaret was a beautiful lady with a smile that lit up the room, i will miss her presence at Margery Cole, she was warm and friendly and her kind words and chats always made me so happy. Thank you for allowing us to have her in our lifes everyone at Margery cole will miss her so much oxox
June 5, 2026
JennaMargaret was such a cherished presence at Margery Cole, and her absence is already being deeply felt by residents and staff alike. She was always warm and welcoming, with a smile on her face and time for a chat or a cheeky giggle.
May your family find comfort in knowing how much Margaret meant not only to you, but also to all of us at Margery Cole. We are grateful for the privilege of sharing this chapter of her life and for the special place she held within our community.
(Odie will miss visiting her most favourite resident too).
June 5, 2026Condolences to Sue and Darryl and family.
June 5, 2026Thinking of you all at this very sad time
Deb XXX
June 7, 2026Deepest sympathy to Susan, Robyn and Linda and their families on the sad loss of your mother, Margaret. It is with disappointed that i never had the opportunity to meet her but i will be forever grateful for her influence in my life. Sadly missed and forever remembered..
June 9, 2026
MarionSo sorry to hear of Margaret’s passing. I will miss out chats on Tuesday’s when doing her nails, and her smiling face.
June 10, 2026
Condolences to the family.
Christine xxxLove you Nanny Goat xx rest in peace now. Love your great grandson Finnley xxxxxxxx
June 11, 2026we love you nanny Rigby Love Finnley
June 11, 2026Love you Old Nanny. Always in our heart Love Oscar and Brooklyn
June 11, 2026We the old staff from Latrobe city council PAG Group are so saddened by the passing of beautiful Margaret . She was always laughing and cheeky it was a pleasure to have had her in our Tuesday group, rest in peace Marg. Jen , Gai, Alison, Lyn, and Kerrie 💐💐
June 11, 2026Margaret was a beautiful person who showered everyone with kindness.
June 12, 2026
So loved by her family and I do recall tasting the most delicious shortbread that she made💞
My heartfelt condolences to you all
Treasure the memories
Annie O’Connor