Mrs. Margaret Woodruff Furry

To the Family of Margaret Furry,

Margaret and all the Furry family are lovingly held in our thoughts and prayers as Margaret has found a lasting peace after a very challeging illness. Her many talents, endearing personality amd gracious mannerisms remain memorable to us. Margaret's life was a very good one, thanks to all of you and your loving and positive support. Keep sweet the moments you have share with her, and know her love surrounds you always.

In loving memory,

Elaine and Dave Cook

Realizing Margaret is now with our Lord, we rejoice in recalling our time together ... often centered around Ohio State alumni activities. She was a joy to all, especially to Dick and their family. We were blessed by her friendship and our prayers go out to those who loved her.

My heart and prayers go out to the family in hearing of the passing of such a wonderful woman who left such a legacy. May those who knew her be filled with hope, comfort, strength and the Peace that passes understanding in the days ahead. I count it a privilege to know those in her family who have made such a great impact on my life.

I have all these memories from the Cleveland Ballet days and there is one that always comes to mind. Margaret loved dance and I think she was as passionate about dance as any professional dancer is (so is Dick). For awhile, the Cleveland Ballet Council was producing an inhome educational series. One of them dealt with the management end of things. On one particular day, the class was given a budget for ficticious Company A and a list of the

I have all these memories from the Cleveland Ballet days and there is one that always comes to mind. Margaret loved dance and I think she was as passionate about dance as any professional dancer is (so is Dick). For awhile, the Cleveland Ballet Council was producing an inhome educational series. One of them dealt with the management end of things. On one particular day, the class was given a budget for ficticious Company A and a list of the cost of various items like dancer salaries, the costs of producing certain works, etc. They broke into groups and had to come away with the season and programming for the year of Company A. I will always remember Margaret's enthusiasm with this assignment. When other members would put 'all' of the ballets on the list into the budget, she got very animated and was passionately trying to explain to them that 'you must stick within the budget!!!!!!!!' And, she was not going to let the team be dismissed until they had a balanced budget!

Dick and family, we are deeply saddened by Margaret's death. I have so many fond memories of our close friendship through the years. The Redhead will surly be missed by me and lovlingly remembered. Bill joins me in extending our deepest condolences to the entire family.

God has brought her home in peace, and He will bring you healing and beloved memories.