HINSON – Margaret (née Stephens)

Our thoughts are with the family and fond memories of years gone by with connections at the old Methodist Church and many hours spent with Ella Hill in the kitchen catering for many functions Joan and Stuart Hill

For all the love and encouragement you gave and along with Don, your understanding during difficult times,I say thank you.You we’re always there for me in good and bad times. A wonderful family, so much to be proud of, your work is now done. Rest peacefully Mrs H, we will miss you.

Great memories of our Methodlist days when the family arrived in Traralgon and later Uniting Church. Marg and Don were a great team. What selfless workers!
Alec and Betty Wood

The Traralgon Garden Club was saddened to hear of the death our life member, Margaret. She was a valued club member for forty years.Her smiling
face will be missed by all,
Rest in peace Margaret .

Dear Marg, you gave so much and will be sadly missed by many individuals and groups. We had many laughs over the years especially during your time in Lifeline. I thank you for all you did over many years. Lots of love from Joan Smith (Bishop).

We send our love and sympathy to all her family at this sad time.So many lovely memories of Margaret – MYF days, show catering, KYB, Garden Days. She was a lovely caring lady and we will miss her.
Merrilyn and Kevin Schlipalius

Sending love and condolences to Chris, Brian, Stephen, Warren and their families xo
Rest In Peace Mrs Hinson
Love Gail & Alec Baulch

Our thoughts to Ruth, Chris and Wayne and their families. Marg was an inspiration to everyone at Lifeline Gippsland and to the many other organisations she was involved in . So many of happy memories of Margaret whether as a counsellor , mentor, shop coordinator, plants and just as a charming, caring and wonderful friend.

Condolences to the Hinson family on their loss , a life well lived.

A true lady, it was a pleasure to have known you. Some people touch your life and you did that. My condolences to the Hinson Clan, RIP Mother Marg.

Remembered fondly as a caring, compassionate lady from Lake Tyers Methodist Camp days, Lifeline Op shop, Uniting Church catering and Probus. With sincere condolences to the family from Nance (dec) and John Allcorn and Glenda.

Our sincerest condolences on the passing of Margaret, please know that you are all in our thoughts during this difficult time. Margaret was a very special lady, with a kind heart, and will be sadly missed and well remembered by us all. Love from all of the Staff and Residents at Dalkeith Gardens x

A valued member of Latrobe Ladies book group, will be greatly missed by the group.

Ray

Gracious and supportive. Good friend in touch over many years to Ivy and self. Love to the family.

I meet Margret at probus and she had been part of our birthday group may she Rest In Peace

You welcomed me as part of your family when I married Ruth in 1981. Even though that pathway in life changed for me your continued support and love did not which meant so much to me and will always be treasured.
My children kept me up to date on how you were travelling and I enjoyed our phone calls and chats. from here in FNQ.

RIP Nan

I was blessed to have shared part of my journey with Don and Marj. Faithful friends who encouraged and supported a young Christian and then as missionaries and in latter years, friend. A wonderful example. Lots of ‘water in the soup’ sharing around their table. Wise and faithful servants. Sadly missed.

Auntie Marg was like my second mother. Caring, love ing, wise, strong, patient and always had time to listen. Rest In Peace Auntie Marg. Thank you for being amazing.
All my love and best wishes to the family.
Love always
Anthony do

My nan…a person I looked up to. Incredibly selfless, patient, caring, always an ear whenever we all needed. I’m going to miss our chats and coming to visit you. I already miss you so much. I couldn’t be more proud to call you my nan. Thankyou for everything. I Love You

Our thoughts and condolences to the family during this sad and difficult time.

A Truly amazing and inspiring woman. Her dedication to family and cause will be greatly missed.
As they say they just don’t make em like that anymore.
Love and condolences to Bruce, Christine, Ruth and families

A beautiful lady with a huge heart. We will miss you Auntie Marg.
Our love to all the family. Neil & Glenda

Fondest memories of Auntie Margie at the family farm at Loch and in the numerous beautiful gardens she and Uncle Don created.
She was an inspiring and competent woman she will leave a large hole on many people’s hearts and lives.

Thinking of you Christine, Ruth, Bruce and families.
Katherine Stephens and family.

Extending our Sincere Condolences to Christine, Bruce and Ruth and families on the passing of Margie.
May the beautiful memories you have and cherish, stay with you all forever.
We will hold onto our beautiful memories of the fabulous garden Auntie Margie was famous for, and remember her fondly.
With deepest sympathy,

Jacqueline Meldrum (Stephens) and Family, QLD

Always there for us through the good and the not so good , Thankyou to both Dad Hinson and Marg, lovely lovely people always
Susan and John Elliott