Obituary of Margaret Davison

None Margaret “Maggie” Jane Davison Margaret was born August 12, 1922, in Fresno, California and passed away December 29, 2011, in Lacey, Washington. She was the youngest in her family. She lived her formative years in Santa Monica, California, near the Pacific Ocean beach. Swimming and surfboarding were her favorite activities. Margaret graduated from high school in 1941. During WWI, she was an air-raid warden, also a Grey lady in the USO. She was previously married to John Robson Eberle. He passed away in 1998. Margaret suffered an illness during the time of her husband John was ill. A neighbor, Arthur Davison and his wife Kay, helped Margaret and John through their illnesses. Later, Kay became seriously ill and Margaret helped Art care for his wife until she passed away. Then the two, widow and widower, decided to get married. Their marriage lasted eleven years until Margaret passed away. During their marriage, Margaret and John had a photographic business. That was followed by John’s employment by Lear Jet, installing auto-pilots in Lear jet planes, and Margaret was employed as an executive secretary for Conagra. Margaret and Art moved to Gardnerville, Nevada in 2001. A year later, they moved to Panorama in Lacey, Washington so Art could be closer to his children. In February 2010, they moved to Eagles Landing in Tumwater and lived there until the present time. Maggie, as she preferred to be called, was deeply loved and is deeply missed. Maggie’s and Art’s little dog, Missy, also misses her very much.