Margrit Chila Haden (11 Jan 1954 - 20 Jan 2020)

I shall be attending the funeral

Oh Maggie, my friend and partner in crime. We met and bonded at Vodafone as we were probably two of the oldest people there. We shared so much there and found we shared a lot of history (even though we did not know each other as teenagers or 20 and 30 somethings. We went to the same pubs and clubs, shared a love of the same music and many more life experiences. We got together again at Severn Trent, and then went our separate ways when they moved to Coventry. You were always up to the changes and challenges life threw at you, and I know you will have fought this last one tooth and nail. I see in my minds eye a gorgeous picture of you when you went on that cruise with Marj, its a great picure and really captured you with that cheeky smile. Together, we laughed till we cried,
and cried till we laughed. We shared good times and sad times but my lasting memories of you will always be the laughs ( and the guessing game of how long Joel would grow his hair). You are a loyal and loving person, and god help anyone that caused any of your lads problems, they then met Maggie the tiger. I cannot think of you in the past tense and probably never will - I just see that smile and the twinkle in the eye whenever I think about you. I learnt a lot from you Maggie and will carry that with me to the end of my days. You are a beautiful human being inside and out and I thank god we met and I had the chance to call you friend. Ross, Stu, Joel and all of your family, thinking of you all.Sue.

Thinking back to my secondary school years, Maggie brings back happy memories. She always opened the door to me, often I’d turn up at her house, looking to see if the boys were home or wanted to come out and play. Maggie worked hard to ensure her boys had everything they needed and more . I can remember she was a strong but very kind lady, you could have a good laugh with her. She was one of those ‘cool mums’ that had fun with you and always had a good old chat with you.
RIP Maggie xx

in memory of my sister Margrit

Maggie...thanks for the memories... my brave friend...Irene xx

With all our love
Emma, Chris and Niall

Sorry we can't be with you but our thoughts will be with you all

So sorry for your loss. Maggie (or Nanna Moon as she was affectionately known by us) will be sadly missed. I was fortunate to have had Maggie as part of my team at her last workplace she brought us endless fun and laughter was always the life and soul of the party.