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Margo R. McAnespie

Beloved daughter, sister “Auntie” and friend;

Margo R. McAnespie, 54, of Lowell and a member of a widely known Lowell family, passed away unexpectedly Wednesday morning May 16, 2019, at her home.

Born in Lowell, Massachusetts, January 24, 1965, the daughter of John P. “Jack” McAnespie, Jr. and Margaret R. (Armstrong) McAnespie, she attended Lowell schools and was a graduate of Lowell High School Class of 1983. Margo went on to attend U/Mass Lowell.

Most recently Margo was working regionally as a trade compliant specialist in the computer industry. Previously, she was employed in the field of property management.

A “gal” with an outstanding personality, Margo had more friends than could be counted and had a big heart with open arms for everyone. She loved being “Auntie” to her nieces and nephews whom she adored.

Besides her parents whom will miss her dearly, she is survived by her 3 brothers Jay McAnespie and his wife Laurie (Callery) of Lowell, Brian J. McAnespie of Dracut, Tammy Dupont sister-in-law of Dracut and Dan McAnespie and his wife Holly (Quealey) of Lowell; eight nieces and nephews Meghan, Hannah, Molly, Jack, Erin, Ella, Brian McAnespie and Lauren and Jerome Neidigh and their son Charlie; her uncle and godfather James McAnespie and his wife Anna of Deerfield Beach, FL; and her godmother Eleanor A. Corfield of Martha’s Vineyard.

Friends may call at the O’DONNELL FUNERAL HOME 276 PAWTUCKET ST. at Fletcher from 4 to 8 P.M. Monday. Her Funeral Mass will be celebrated Tuesday morning at the IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH at 11 o’clock. (PLEASE MEET AT CHURCH). Committal Services will be held privately at a later date. E-condolences/directions at www.odonnellfuneralhome.com. Those wishing may make contributions in her memory to the Immaculate Conception Building Fund, 3 Fayette St., Lowell, MA 01852 or the Merrimack Valley Food Bank, 735 Broadway St., Lowell, MA 01854. Arrangements by Funeral Director James F. O’Donnell, Jr. – (978) 458-8768.

 

Condolences (5)
  • 2022-11-20 02:36:21 | Jim Howe  - Distant Aussie cousin
    I only recently found out about the passing of Margo. Although we never met face to face we emailed regularly, my mother was an Mcanespie from Belfast Ireland. Margo and I researched and found our family connections. She sent me a t- shirt of her brother's construction company which I took to Ireland and the shirt was in great demand. Margo invited me to Boston, unfortunately I didn't make it to meet her perhaps meet on the other side. Regards and best wishes to her family
  • 2019-05-31 16:32:16 | Mary C. Dorsey  - Friend
    Margaret and Jack, I just learned about Margo's passing away today. I am absolutely stunned and heart broken for you both and the family. Margo not only helped me through my loss of Maria and the period after,but continued to call me in Fl. always, asking if I was alright and if there was anything she could do for me. I can honestly say I never met another person with a bigger heart than Margo's and will miss her enthusiasm, her beautiful smile and loving nature. My prayers for you both and the family for your heartbreaking loss.
  • 2019-05-20 16:11:13 | Dave Tyler  - Friend
    Oh Margo we will miss you. Your smile, your heart, your sense of humor, your way of making friends feel like family. You always were there when we needed you. As Garrett said above, Sweet Margo you’ll be missed dearly. May you be blessed with rejoined family and friends in Heaven. I will look above and think of you often.
  • 2019-05-20 09:49:08 | Karen Pica (Bennett)
    So sorry to hear of Margo’s passing. It has been many years since we had been in contact as life gets so busy. Remembering all the good times we had working at Wendy’s , hanging out at pewter Pot, Howard Johnsons, a couple weekend trips to the family camper and all the other places we went . She was always ready for an adventure and always there when you needed someone. my thoughts and prayers go to the entire family . So sorry for your loss. She will be missed.
  • 2019-05-19 03:18:12 | Garrett Thurston  - Friend
    I want to express my sadness in hearing of the loss of sweet Margo she had a huge heart and always a kind word. She would travel to support her friends in any event just to be there and to offer encouragement she would precipitate getting together in these busy time because she knew that family, and friends are what’s important in this fleeting time we have on this planet. She would frequently suggest a get together in Maine or Georgetown or Lowell and LIsa and I and often others would get together and talk about life, hockey, and work. She loved her nieces and family and the Riverhawks. Having worked in compliance myself we often discussed issues concerning the Society of International Affairs (SIA) she was well respected in that community in and around Washington D.C. for her depth of knowledge and steadfast adherence to the principles, and spirit of the regulations helping her clients navigate the tricky landscape of the department of state and commerce regulations. We had a wonderful dinner at one meeting in New Orleans with intricate details of compliance over which we were very keenly interested. I laugh now seeing Lisa trying to feign interest. There were many such dinners where the topic turned to compliance and when issues arrose she would alway help me directing me to industry leaders for counsel to gain additional insights to her own given the interpretation aspects of what we need to do in that area. It’s truly incredible to imagine the world without this kind soul. I’m not fully going to come to terms with it until that text to get together doesn’t come in. My thoughts are with the entire family who are morning Margo’s passing, her nieces and her friends who will miss her dearly. God Speed Margo.
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