Post by ForeverThere on Dec 3, 2014 18:52:08 GMT -5
Margaret Amelia Ennis
AGE: 89 • Formerly of Camden
Margaret Amelia (Black) Ennis. 89, died peacefully on November 4, 2014 from complications of Alzheimer's-like dementia in
Northampton, Massachusetts. Born April 6, 1925, the third daughter of James and Leona Dale Black of Madera PA, Margaret
moved to Camden NJ during World War II.
She married Kenneth Holges Ennis in 1944. They moved to Audubon in 1959 and the Lakebridge community
in Deptford in 1988. Peggy worked as a payroll clerk for the Camden Country Department of Law and Public Safety. She was a
member of Christ Church in Woodbury.
She leaves her daughter and son-in-law, Barbara and Tom Quinn of Easthampton, MA and her son and his partner, James K Ennis
and Linda Pintler of Deptford, NJ. She also leaves 3 grandchildren, Ryan E. Quinn, Crystal Ennis Parks and Daniel J. Ennis, 4
great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
She was a special lady to many who will miss her spark and caring. Many years ago, Peggy left a note with her will. It was her
wish that those who want to mark her passing might go out for dinner, or take a trip, or enjoy a beautiful sunset. She liked to
think of people enjoying life.
The family is planning a Celebration of Life in April.
AGE: 89 • Formerly of Camden
Margaret Amelia (Black) Ennis. 89, died peacefully on November 4, 2014 from complications of Alzheimer's-like dementia in
Northampton, Massachusetts. Born April 6, 1925, the third daughter of James and Leona Dale Black of Madera PA, Margaret
moved to Camden NJ during World War II.
She married Kenneth Holges Ennis in 1944. They moved to Audubon in 1959 and the Lakebridge community
in Deptford in 1988. Peggy worked as a payroll clerk for the Camden Country Department of Law and Public Safety. She was a
member of Christ Church in Woodbury.
She leaves her daughter and son-in-law, Barbara and Tom Quinn of Easthampton, MA and her son and his partner, James K Ennis
and Linda Pintler of Deptford, NJ. She also leaves 3 grandchildren, Ryan E. Quinn, Crystal Ennis Parks and Daniel J. Ennis, 4
great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
She was a special lady to many who will miss her spark and caring. Many years ago, Peggy left a note with her will. It was her
wish that those who want to mark her passing might go out for dinner, or take a trip, or enjoy a beautiful sunset. She liked to
think of people enjoying life.
The family is planning a Celebration of Life in April.