Birth date: Apr 9, 1934 Death date: Feb 4, 2005
Marjorie Ann Tapscott, 70, of Decatur, died on Friday, Feb. 04, 2005 in Decatur Memorial Hospital. Mass of the Resurrection celebrating her life will be 10 a.m. Mon. Feb. 7, 2005 in St. James Catholic Church, Fr. Jeff Grant celebr Read Obituary
Tapscott Children and Grandchildren What a blessing that you all had such a loving mother/nana. Marge was happiest when talking about her family and how proud she was of all of you. Take comfort in the fact that she is now free and made whole again. I will truly miss her and the wonderful times that we had at the Keil Building. God bless you all. Cobden, IL US
My deepest sympathy goes to your family. I didn't personally know your mother, but I met her a year ago at my father's visitation. She was there with a very special man Don Galka. I know how hard it is to say goodbye to a parent, so I just wanted you to know you all are in my prayers. God bless you all. Decatur, IL US
Your mother was a very special lady, who always made me feel important. You were all blessed to have her as your mother. She loved you all so much. Jean Adams Warrensburg, Il, IL US
We extend our sympathy to your family. Marge was a good friend and neighbor. I worked with her at Pershing. She was so much fun and full of life. She loved you children and talked about you often. Bradenton, FL US
Margorie was a true friend and classmate at Lakeview HS. I shall miss her and the shareing of mutual interest over the many years that we have spent together. All members of the 1952 class at Lakeview will miss her sweet presence, our prayers are with her loveones at this time. We will miss you, dear girl, and look forward to meeting you on the otherside.My love,Larry Keizer, OR US
I just don't think that there are enough words to express my deepest sympathy to your family. I loved Marge so much, because she had that motherly love that in such a shot time, a void that was in my life was filled. To this day, I don't know what life would have been like without knowing her, working with her, and sharing some of the things in my life that she help me turn from negative to positve. I just want you all to know that Marge Tapscott was a big part of my success and my son's success just by keeping us both encouraged. I knew that God placed her in my life for a reason, and I will never forget her. Take Care Tapscott Family Decatur, IL US
To the family: Sorry that I was unable to attend the visitation yesterday for your mother. My prayers are with all five of you and your families.We have many happy memories of your family through St. Thomas and St. Teresa. I think of you every time we go to church and see your home on Union St.I sincerely hope that God's love and the knowledge that your mother is with Him can sustain you in this time of loss.Peace decatur, IL US
Mary and Pat,The Goodman family would like to express our most sincere condolences to the family. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Decatur, IL US
Marge was a wonderful person. She was a strong woman and was like a grandmother to me. She was always there when you needed her and was willing to do anything she could to help you. All my life she has lived across the street from me. Anytime Marge and I saw each other, even if we were both about to leave, we made the effort to give a warm hello. Always friendly, she treated my parents, siblings, and I like kids of her own. She had a special person in her life, whom she cared about very much. He was always there and would do anything for her. Don cared for her very much. I remember seeing them together, and they always looked happy. Marge was a huge St. Teresa fan. She never missed a game. She was an extremely well loved person and will never be forgotten.Love,Sarah Decatur, IL US
Dear Tapscott family, I'm very sorry to hear about your loss. I was a student at Pershing school from 1976-1982. I always remember her as a very kind and loving person. In the 6th grade we were allowed to help in the office so that Mrs. Tapscott was able to eat lunch, I also remember at least 1 time that she had to leave alittle early and I was asked to watch the phone. Funny how things work out because quite a few of my jobs over the years were to answer the phone. I know she is looking down from Heaven and saying how proud she is of each and every one of her children and grand children. Let the love of her life continue in yours.Diane 'Cain' Montgomery Decatur, IL US
