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Margo L (McGee) Fontaine

July 29, 1948 ~ August 17, 2022 (age 74) 74 Years Old

Margo Fontaine Obituary

Southbridge...Margo L. (Margaret) (McGee) Fontaine, 74, died Wednesday, August 17th, following a brief illness. She leaves her husband of 44 years, Arthur "Zu" Fontaine. They were married January 28, 1978.

She is also survived by her 2 sons: Keith Bishop, and Michael Bishop, Sr. of Southbridge, a brother Charles W. McGee of Daldese, NC, and 2 sisters Ella Mae Benton and her husband Robert of Torrington, CT, and Qutina Benfield of Morganton, NC, 4 grandchildren: Kevin Gravel, Brad Swiler, Michael Bishop, Jr., Matthew Bishop, and 2 great-grandchildren. She also leaves many extended family members of the Brodeur, Fontaine, and LaBarge families.

Margo was born in Morgantown, NC, daughter of the late Robert S. and Katherine (Brittain) McGee, and has lived most of her life in the Charlton and Southbridge area. She graduated from the former Charlton High School, Class of 1966, and worked as an executive secretary at the American Optical, retiring many years ago.

In lieu of flowers, a GoFundMe has been set up at https://www.gofund.me/c599ebf1

Margo was an avid reader, liked being on the computer especially with Facebook, and enjoyed trips to the casino.

Funeral services will be private.

The world has lost a truly wonderful woman. My mother came from very humble beginnings and forged a life for herself. Doing anything and everything to fulfill her goals and dreams. Sacrificing is a huge understatement when describing her character. Everyday she would post beautiful pictures,whether of flowers,animals,or just something funny,to brighten other peoples day, that's what she did for me everyday by being the best mother I could have asked for. I am who I am and what I am because of her unending examples of what it means to be a caring and respectful person. Her patience,love,and caring had no boundaries and I shall treasure every minute and memory we had. I love you mom and my life will never be quite the same. I'll miss your smiles and hugs but most of all hearing you say "I love you". Your loving son, Keith

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