Birth date: Oct 14, 1945 Death date: Mar 7, 2021
Margaret Jennings Metz- Our beloved wife, mother, grandmother and friend passed away peacefully on March 7, 2021. Margaret was born in Montgomery, Alabama on October 14, 1945 and had a wonderful childhood. Margaret’s kind heart wa Read Obituary
I grieve that I will never see Margaret's beautiful face and smile again or hear her sweet voice.
I remember well how radiant she was at her daughter's debutant ball.
She was not only physically beautiful but inwardly Margaret possessed a beautiful, pure spirit.
Her love of Jesus could not possibly be questioned and her faith in all matters was undeniable.
How fast the years elude us. It is hard for me to believe that I met her about 46 years ago at Ascension and then worked on several projects at St. Paul's School along with Phyllis Nielsen another very close friend of hers and mine.
Margaret has left us with many beautiful memories and thankfully been released from all her physical pain.
She sits at the feet of Jesus; having I believe, been embraced in His arms as she entered His heavenly kingdom.
I can only imagine the smile on "Bubbles" face as she welcomed Margaret to her everlasting home.
May Margaret Rest In Peace And Rise In Glory.
Joan Kline
I too, am a past student of Ms. Metz. (3rd grade student at Oakhurst Elementary). I always said she was one of my prettiest teachers. And to this day, I love to use Jergen's Original scent hand lotion......as that was THE scent of Ms. Metz. Anytime I smell that she crosses my mind, and I'm 58 years old now. It still makes me think of her. My deepest sympathies for your loss. Her past student ~ Shelley Chaisson Potter
I had the pleasure to have Margaret ("MS Metz") as my 3rd grade homeroom teacher at Oakhurst Elementary in Largo/Seminole during the '70 - '71 school year. (I still have that class picture, which I've posted on Facebook for Throw back Thursday!) Margaret was a great educator and wonderful person. I remember her reading the classic(s) "Charlotte's Web" along with "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" to us. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family.
