Margaret Ann jando

Margaret Ann Jando, a beloved mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, passed away peacefully on November 28, 2022, at the age of 88. Born on September 24, 1934, in Holland, MI, Margaret was the cherished daughter of Mackenzie and Irene Doan. Margaret's life was a testament to the deep love and devotion she held for her family. She was predeceased by her parents, her brothers Jess, Al, and Jim Doan, her son Larry Airhart, and her beloved grandson David Johnson. Despite these profound losses, Margaret's enduring spirit shone through, sustained by the warmth and joy provided by her surviving family members. She leaves behind her daughters, Teresa Williams and Josie Houston, and a cherished brother, Dick. Margaret was also a treasured grandmother to nine grandchildren: Mike, Christina, Jessica, Nichole, Stephannie, Nicholas, Zack, Brian, Addison, Kendall, Kaden, Lucas, and Ryker. Margaret's life was defined by her dedication to her family. Her home was a haven of love and laughter, a place where her children and grandchildren felt cherished and supported. Her life was a testament to the idea that family is the cornerstone of happiness, and she was happiest when surrounded by those she loved. She was fondly known as part of "the fab 5," a testament to her strong and enduring friendships that lasted a lifetime. Margaret's education came not from formal schooling but from the school of life itself. Her experiences shaped her into a woman of resilience, strength, and unwavering love. Throughout her life, she worked diligently in various roles, including at nursing homes, hotel cleaning services, and Meijer, where her dedication and work ethic were evident to all who knew her. Though she faced her share of challenges, including difficult marriages from which she emerged stronger and more devoted to her family, Margaret never wavered in her commitment to those she loved. Her tenacity was matched by a warmth and kindness that will be remembered by all who knew her. Margaret found joy in the simple pleasures of life, particularly those shared with her family. She was an avid participant in the activities her family enjoyed, always present with a smile and a loving heart. Her love for bowling with the "Gutter Dusters" was a cherished pastime, even if her talents did not lead her to professional ranks. Margaret's passing leaves a void that can never truly be filled. Yet, her legacy of love, hard work, and devotion to family will live on in the hearts and memories of those she leaves behind. She will be remembered as a beacon of love and strength, a woman whose life was a testament to the power of family.