Dr. Marguerite Fuzo Gibbons

Birth date: Dec 28, 1945 Death date: May 2, 2026

We celebrate the wondrous life of Marguerite (Marge) Fuzo Gibbons, who made her peaceful transition at Arden Courts in Largo, Florida on May 2, 2026, one day after the 44th anniversary of her marriage to James Martin Gibbons. Marg Read Obituary

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Patricia Findley

1w ago

Marge was a mentor, a colleague, friend, and most-importantly a travel-buddy. Marge and I saw the world through the eyes of rehabilitation surveyors. They would send us to the far reaches of the country, to the smallest, most remote towns you could think of...and all Marge would say, "Can we spend the Saturday night (when it made airfare cheaper back in the day!) so we can spend the weekend shopping?" We did this in Lincoln, Nebraska, the well-known hot bed of couture shopping! We found the local second hand store and Marge picked out a great well-worn shirt for me. It was all of 50 cents, but she used her senior discount for me so it cost 25 cents in the end. This was Marge. Oh, then there was the time we were in Walla Walla, Washington. Of course, they are famous for their onions. Marge needed a 20lb bag to take home. This is long before the days of TSA and dogs sniffing our suitcases.....

I will miss Marge. I have missed Marge for quite a while now. I got the pleasure though of getting to know JM a little better these past few years. JM was there when my husband died, when I moved from NJ to Chicago to take on a new job as a dean of a school of social work--all long distance. I wrote to Marge and JM. I enjoyed JM's emails and letters back to me. We loved Marge.

I miss Marge but will forward remember her. It's hard to shop and not think of her when I get a really good deal--and one never pays full price after all. Thank you Marge for all we shared. I will share our stories forever. I can see your smile and can hear your laugh. That will never leave me.

I miss you my friend.
Patricia Findley

Marissa Duffy

1w ago

There is nobody quite like my Aunt Margie, she’s a one of a kind type of Aunt.
Always dynamic and always meeting things with a sense of humor. Aunt Margie made my Nanny and Poppy extremely proud and seeing that pride was transformational for me when I was young. I learned so much from my Nanny and Poppy who both worked tirelessly to make my life better but It was Aunt Margie who became the archetype in my mind of a woman who had the ability to make succeeding in both family and her career look effortless.
When Aunt Margie, Uncle Jimmy and Matty would visit us in NY those visits were so important to me. I learned that family is a treasure especially when you aren’t able to see them so often. Over the years I learned too that even when there are ups and downs, which there are bound to be for every family, we will remain close through our memories and love for one another. It was also reassuring to know that even with the wild Sicilian genes we all shared there was a chance that maybe I also could, with practice grow to be as level headed and even tempered as my Aunt Margie.
I remember very much Aunt Margie’s laughter and desire to see things in a positive light but I remember also when we spoke about more serious things she came across somehow with an equal measure of warmth and empathy. I don’t know if that was because of her profound emotional intelligence or if it is because we are family, I just know that it’s not easy to find someone like Aunt Margie and I have and will always miss her very much.
With love,
Marissa

Nancy Stafford

1w ago

I found three pictures of Marge from our DG events. One from the Lions Club Fundraiser in 2014, a DG meeting and a Christmas 2008 picture with JM. Marge was always a regular at the DG events. JM you are a jewel and you loved her well.

Frank Spinelli

1w ago

Cousin Margie was two years older than me, and by the time my family moved to Woodstock in ’63, she was already away at college. Though we rarely crossed paths in those early years, stories of her education and travels were deeply embedded in our family lore because she was the first to graduate college and continue to a Doctorate degree.
We finally connected years later when Margie returned to Woodstock to visit her ailing mother, my father’s sister, Aunt Rachel. She stayed with my wife Karen and me in Woodstock, and later again in New York City. During those visits, I discovered my cousin to be effervescent, positive, and genuinely joyful. I still remember her laughing as she helped bring in wood for our woodstove — joking that Karen was “living like a frontier woman.” I so enjoyed our conversations, her intellect and compassion. In NYC, Karen and Margie spent a whole day at Macy’s shopping. Their stamina was impressive.
Margie was in excellent shape, and I remember Karen remarking how disciplined she was. A decade ago, we spent a winter in Florida and had the pleasure of getting to know Jim, Margie’s loving husband.
Margie was a bright star shining through the firmament of our family. She will be deeply missed.

Gwynn A Gibbons

1w ago

in honor of Marguerite.

JM and Matt,
Wishing you love, peace and comfort during this difficult time.
Gwynn, Dave, Abby, and Becca

A large, lit white candle with a subtle wax drip on a beige background, accompanied by a white and pink paper flower on the right side.

Terry Fortner

1w ago

Marge sparkled. Her primary accessories were her dancing eyes and megawatt smile. She enriched any gathering with her presence. Dr. Marge walked the talk of caring with interaction, conversation, and involvement! I regret that I am out of state during her celebration of life. May much joy be shared in remembrance of her.
Sincerely, Terry F.

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