Birth date: Sep 10, 1919 Death date: Oct 20, 2012
SCHENK, Margie P. (Tinney) born Sept. 10, 1919, age 93, went to be with the Lord on Oct. 20, 2012. Preceding her in death are her husband, Harry Schenk, her parents Leonard and Besse Tinney, two brothers Lyle and William Tinney. S Read Obituary
My sincere sympathy to Margie's family. May your loving memories be of comfort to you. Blessings to all.##imported-begin##Nancy Fields##imported-end##
Sherri and Carolyn,
I am saddened by this news and sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you and your family.
Love,
Jaime Bondurant##imported-begin##Jaime Bondurant##imported-end##
My life as many others was touched by the love and friendship of Margie whose encouragement, support and advice were always sincere because she believed in the people around her in her community. Margie was a civic leader who built strong foundtions with unselfish creative imagination. She was one of a generation that had those rare gifts.##imported-begin##Dennis E. Dalton##imported-end##
Margie was a big part of my growing-up. And a big part of the Coons family.
I will miss her advice and her friendship.
Over these last couple of years, I know she wanted nothing more than to go home and be with the Lord. I know thats were she is, and I am happy for her, but I will miss her greatly.
To her family, My prayers are with you.
With Love
Margaret##imported-begin##Margaret Soule##imported-end##
So sorry to hear about Margie. But - we certainly have no doubt where she is. I always loved her and will remember her fondly. Such a saint at the church and everywhere she was! Cindy##imported-begin##Cynthia Gabbard##imported-end##
I am happy and sad.
Margie holds a special place in our hearts.
She welcomed us to Waynesville just after we placed a bid on our house, left Der Dutchman and sought out more info on Waynesville.
She greeted us at the Chamber of Commerce office with such joy, welcoming friendship and love of life. We are all escapees from Florida. We regailed in how much we like four seasons, the people of Waynesville, and look forwarded to living here.
She is a beacon of goodiness, a positive force in Waynesville, a model for good people, and a great friend.
Her card in the heat of my desert deployment was and is cherished thought of home.
May this help in some small way as you travel through this time of loss.
Our positive vibes and prayers are headed to you
Ray and Deanne##imported-begin##Ray and Deanne Otto##imported-end##
I extend my deepest condolences to Margie's family. I enjoyed my visits with her during the last few years. I know that she enjoyed several trips that she took with my late mother, Helen Williams, and that they always enjoyed talking on the phone. I extend my deepest sympathy to the family.##imported-begin##Neil Williams##imported-end##
