Margaret Ann Herzog

Margaret Ann Herzog
January 5, 1936 – August 2, 2019

Margaret Herzog, 83, of Bryan, passed away on Friday, August 2, 2019, in Bryan. Her family will receive guests during visiting hours 5 to 7 pm, Monday, August 5, 2019, at Callaway-Jones Funeral Center. Interment will be in Keefer Cemetery in Madison County during a private family service. Services are in the care of Callaway-Jones Funeral and Cremation Centers, Bryan-College Station.

Margaret was born to William Benjamin West and Ila Mae Keefer West, on January 5, 1936, in North Zulch. Margaret was a strong, independent, and creative soul. She was an avid reader and collector of books. She loved to write her own poetry and stories and found joy in creating her own artwork. Her passion was singing and listening to gospel music. She loved visiting with her friends, children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. She took great pride in her family.

Margaret’s parents precede her in death.

She is survived by her sons Paul Edward Dobbs, John David Herzog and wife Amber; her daughters Paula Gail Maldonado and husband John, and Debra Elaine Lee; her brother, William Thomas West; her sister, Sarah Skifter; her numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Honoring Margaret, as pallbearers are her family members, Paul Dobbs, John Maldonado Sr., Kevin Dobbs, John Maldonado Jr., Joshua Maldonado, and John David Herzog.

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  1. i work for Buddys Appliance which use to be Varisco Lumber. The desk i sit at was Margarets and has her business card under the glass. I knew her for years and probillity the only ones before me even knew her. I did work with her for a short time at Brazos Valley Lumber. Nancy

  2. I am so very sorry for the loss of your mother! She will forever be in your heart & in your thoughts! My prayers are with you! Love Karen & Dale

  3. My thoughts and prayers to Margaret Herzog’s Family and Friends. Once being my sister-in-law, Margaret & my nephew, John David Herzog, will forever be in my heart. ♥️✝️ Love You!
    Aleen Herzog Mock

  4. What a gracious lady who was an encouragement to me in singing hymns and bringing the Word to the residents at Crestview. Be assured she is rejoicing in heaven, completely healed and whole.

  5. My deepest sympathy to Margaret’s family. I shopped at Varisco, and Chapman’s, so I knew her through the years. I then had the pleasure of working with her at Furrow’s. She could outwork any man that I ever met. I will miss her, but I look forward to seeing her in Heaven. May God give you all Peace and Comfort.

  6. My thoughts and prayers to Ms Margaret’s Family. I’ve been her neighbor at Crestview for the last five years. She was a great inspiration to me and I valued her kind loving friendship. I will miss her….

  7. My sincere Condolences to Ms. Margaret Herzog’s Family. I had the privilege of knowing Ms. Margaret as I’m the Service Coordinator for Crestview Unity, where Ms. Margaret had been a resident. During the last four years I got to know Ms. Margert better and came to know very quickly how strong and very independent Ms. Margaret was, never wanting any fuss made over her nor wanting to be a burden to anyone. Ms. Margaret was kind and appreciative of anyone who she came in contact with. I will miss her Ms. Margaret, but will treasure the time I spent getting to know her.

  8. Our thoughts and prayers are with Margaret and her entire family. Margaret was our ex sister- in – law , a gracious person and a good cook. She showed me how to make the best mashed potatoes ever! I was one of the Godmother’s to John David Herzog. A few weeks ago we had the honor of visiting with Margaret, Paul, Paula and John at the rehabilitation center. It was a very good visit catching up on the past and remembering the many good visits. My husband, Charlie, knew Margaret many years before me. Peace and Love
    Charlie and Ann Herzog McDuffie

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