Marguerite Bennett

God Strengthen and Give Peace to the Family

My sincere condolences to Mr Bennett and family at the loss of your wife, Marguerite who was one classy lady always dressed in style. Peace, Love and God's Blessings to you.

This candle is lit for the abundance of light that Mrs. Bennett brought in the life of me and my children and the rest of my family. Mrs. Bennett truly loved us and we loved her dearly and sincerely. She would always say, " You know you are my kids, right ? " Also, she would say " your family is my family and you guys belong to me ". Mrs. Bennett showed her love for me and my family. She poured it out on us thick. I'm so grateful that God allowed her to be apart of our lives. I'm going to miss her beauty, style, pose, class, grace, and grit. She was sweet, but she knew how to show that she meant business when needed. I'm going to miss my church mom and church grandmother to my children. We are going to miss you dearly Mrs. Bennett. It's so hard writing this without bringing tears to my eyes, because you meant so much to me and our family. Rest now and receive your crown that is laid up for the righteous and those that love His appearing. Amen. We love you Mrs. Bennett and Mr. Bennett.

I'm going to miss my friend sitting in the back pew...forth row right side, before Services we would talk and laugh, She had a sense of humor that was contagious. Marguerite also shared some great memories about my parents When they first came to Harrisburg May she rest in peace. Deacon, Sidney Dickason Jr.

I met Marguerite in May 2004 at a Club 21 black tie affair. Meeting her reminded me of the first time I saw Diahann Carroll on TV in the 70's. Marguerite was a classy lady.

Sip Aunt Marguerite

Love Baine

Ms.Marguerite,she was a sweet lady, always strolling the halls of DCP as the head nurse,rest in peace sweet lady!

My sincere condolences go out to Al Marguerite's faithful husband,partner and friend. Peace and Love to the family ❤️ Zulene Newkirk

My sincere condolences to Al Marguerite's faithful long time husband. Peace and Love to you and family💗

To the Franklin families , Our sincere condolences to all of you .May you find comfort knowing she is resting in PEACE now. Elaine & Michelle Mebane

I remember the last conversation I had with Aunt Margie, and it brings a bittersweet smile to my face. She had such a vibrant spirit, full of life and laughter that filled every corner of her world—and mine, too. Just a few weeks ago, I had shared a picture of a meal I prepared, hoping for a compliment or maybe some constructive criticism. Instead, Aunt Margie's response was a delightful surprise. Her text came buzzing through, adorned with more emojis than I knew existed. There were laughing faces, dancing bears, and even a quirky chef emoji. She had a way of making even the simplest interactions feel festive. As I read her playful words teasing my culinary skills, I could hear her infectious laughter ringing in my ears. "Sweetheart," she wrote, "that looks like something a bear might try to cook! I hope he finds it tasty!" I could almost picture her, head thrown back in laughter, delighting in our inside jokes. Her ability to turn an ordinary moment into something extraordinary was a gift that I will forever cherish. I'll miss those moments—the spontaneous calls where she would check in, her laughter bursting through the phone, and the texts that would always brighten my day. Aunt Margie had a talent for connecting with everyone in her life, reminding us all to find humor even in the mundane. I find comfort in the memories we shared, but my heart aches knowing I won't hear her voice again, filled with warmth and joy. Aunt Margie may no longer be with us physically, but her spirit and laughter will live on in the stories we tell and the love she spread like sunshine. I'll carry her memory with me, cherishing the laughter we shared and the love that will never fade.

Love, Shahid Shabazz (nephew)

I remember the last conversation I had with Aunt Margie, and it brings a bittersweet smile to my face. She had such a vibrant spirit, full of life and laughter that filled every corner of her world—and mine, too.

Just a few weeks ago, I had shared a picture of a meal I prepared, hoping for a compliment or maybe some constructive criticism. Instead, Aunt Margie's response was a delightful surprise. Her text came buzzing through, adorned with more emojis than I knew existed. There were laughing faces, dancing bears, and even a quirky chef emoji. She had a way of making even the simplest interactions feel festive.

As I read her playful words teasing my culinary skills, I could hear her infectious laughter ringing in my ears. "Sweetheart," she wrote, "that looks like something a bear might try to cook! I hope you finds it tasty!" I could almost picture her, head thrown back in laughter, delighting in our inside jokes. Her ability to turn an ordinary moment into something extraordinary was a gift that I will forever cherish.

I'll miss those moments—the spontaneous calls where she would check in, her laughter bursting through the phone, and the texts that would always brighten my day. Aunt Margie had a talent for connecting with everyone in her life, reminding us all to find humor even in the mundane. I find comfort in the memories we shared, but my heart aches knowing I won't hear her voice again, filled with warmth and joy.

Aunt Margie may no longer be with us physically, but her spirit and laughter will live on in the stories we tell and the love she spread like sunshine. I'll carry her memory with me, cherishing the laughter we shared and the love that will never fade.

Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.