Monday April 19, 2021.
Beloved mother of Stephanie (Michael) Rudden; loving grandmother of Taylor Gillespie; dear daughter of the late Frank and Ann Klima; loving sister of John Klima; dear aunt of Sean, Frank and Ruth Ann Klima and Michael D’Agostine; dear sister-in-law of Nancy (Craig) D’Agostine and Nina (the late Jerry) Jolly; dear cousin and friend to many.
Services: Visitation at KUTIS AFFTON CHAPEL 10151 Gravois, Saturday April 24 2:00-5:00 PM. In lieu of flowers memorials to Susan G Koemen Breast Cancer Research Foundation or a charity of one’s choice appreciated.
May the god she worshiped welcome her with open arms, fill her with peace, and comfort those of us who loved her. Blessed be
i don’t know entirely how to live this life without you, gramma. but just know i’ll forever take care of ma. much love always, rest in peace. xo
Oh how i will miss your smiling face. Loved being your Favorite
Sister inlaw. Lol
Rest in peace now with my sweet jerry
I’ll do my best watching over Steph and Taylor
How i will miss your smiling face. Loved being your favorite sister in law
Lol
Rest in peace Marge Spend time with my sweet Jer(truly missed)
But when you do then you 2 behave yourselves
See you guys whenever
Such a beautiful person…Margies laughter was so infectious… its a comfort to know she is in a peaceful place… I will always be reminded of her by looking at her daughter and granddaughter..they have the same kind heart that she had…much love
Margie was our office manager when Ken Alepra, Patrick Houlihan and myself worked at Phoenix Mutual in the late 70s and early 80s in Clayton. She was very professional, efficient, practical, fair and very kind. We all missed her when we needed to move on. I always got updates on her plans with Steph, what a great and caring mom. She made sure the office sent a nice planter in a baby pram when my daughter was born in October of 81, we still have it. Godspeed Margie, you were truly special.
I have found memories of visiting Grandma and Grandpa Klima’s four family flat and going across the hall to Aunt Margie’s to visit. Aunt Margie always had something sweet to eat in her candy dish in the kitchen. I thought having a pet bunny in the city was the neatest thing! I would always play with Bun Bun! Rest is peace Aunt Margie
Love, Ruth Ann