Marguerite (Margie) E. Ferguson

February 24, 1951 - September 21, 2020

Marguerite (Margie) E. Ferguson, 69 of Edinburg NY, passed away unexpectedly on September 21, 2020 after a short battle with cancer. She was surrounded by her loving family at St. Mary’s Hospital in Amsterdam. A Graduate of Perth Central School, she also attended Spencer Business Institute and later realizing her passion for nursing, she graduated in one of the last classes from St. Mary’s School of Nursing. She worked as a dedicated and knowledgeable RN for 35 years in St. Mary’s Emergency Department. She loved her profession and many Staff, nurses and doctors have commented that Margie was one of the best nurses they had the pleasure of working with and was greatly missed when she retired. She married the love of her life, Douglas B. Ferguson, on September 17, 1988 and just celebrated their 32nd wedding anniversary. Margie loved her family and lived lovingly and proud through her grandchildren. They were her heart, Allison with her passion for life, dancing, and talented competitive gymnastics. Jacob with his quiet way, dexterity, creativity, and abilities to problem solve. She was so proud as Ally was accepted to and excelled at Suny Canton studying Criminal investigation, and just as proud of Jake as he took on the responsibility of joining his Grandfather to work in their family business “Around the clock heating and Plumbing.” Margie enjoyed several hobbies including her passion for cooking, sewing, reading, and Quilting which created beautiful memories for so many. She made her Grandchildren the cutest costumes and clothes and continued the tradition as they got older. In retirement she joined a local Quilting club that made hundreds of Quilts for children at the cancer center at Albany Medical Center, as well as treasured keepsakes for loved ones and acquaintances, She never expected anything in return, Just the joy of giving to others. She is survived by her loving husband Douglas B. Ferguson, Her Children Lynn (John Cerasuolo) Pabis, Mark (Noel VanNostrand) Pabis, her sister in law and life long friend Roberta Rossi, her Mother Flavia Bush, her sisters Cindy (Dave) Raut, Linda Mattioli, Kathy (Wayne) Dery, her Brother Paul Bush, Sister and Brother in laws, cousins, nieces and nephews. There is so much more to the life and memory of this remarkable women, who touched countless lives, she will be greatly missed…She never thought she did enough... but she did...more than enough. Rest in peace Mom, there is no more pain. We love and miss you more than anything, forever!! Love, Doug, Lynn, Mark, Ally, and Jacob There will be no calling hours our funeral service. Arrangements are under the direction and care of the Northville Funeral Home. Condolences may be made to the family online at www.northvillefuneralservice.com.