Margaret Lucille Brusatto (Uzelac)

My Grandmother Margaret was one of a kind in so many ways. I always enjoyed going to her house and playing with Kona and playing with our hair and fashion. I remember sleeping over and binge watching Shirley Temple movies and eating cooked carrots. I most definitely inherited my sas from my Grandma! With a pure heart and a take no s*** attitude. Me and Marg liked a lot of the same things. Alicia keys, boys 2 men, Stevie and of course Michael Jackson. We often watched Oprah and I will always remember her and love her so much!!! I miss her very much! My very last grandparent until I meet you in the sky!!! Love your Brat, Rosie, Auddi, Audra 🥀

I wish I could have spent more time with you, I love you dearly. Rest easy grandma.. please look over me. Xoxo

My sincere condolences to the family. 🙏

Marge was so special to me. We argued, butted heads, but eventually found even ground so many years ago. She became my comare, we shared so much(politics, social observations, her kids, and lots more). She let me share her kids, and family. I will miss her DM's and support. I will love all of you kids as my own. God's blessings all 'round

PS I must add that her sis Maine is and always has been a super star. Love you so much Charmaine

As a caregiver for Marg I got to experience the outside looking in on her life, memories and love she gave and was surrounded by. I’ve known Marg for less 3 months and heard countless stories, seen countless photos of her beautiful family, and experiences many sassy moments. Marg spoke about all of her grandchildren differently and very specific to where they live to what kind of food they didn’t eat. Marg often didn’t remember the day but could tell me that her daughter made her kids eat croutons instead of chips, and going on hot dates sneaking into the closed drive ins. I knew I was in trouble when I worked my first shift with Marg and she called me a “little sh*t ” that I knew this 90 pound ball of attitude with the most beautiful thick hair would become very important to me very quickly. I am thankful and grateful for the open arms Marg handed to everyone who walked through her unlocked door. Marg lovely, spicy, spunky and funky I wish you well. To Marg’s beautiful family I send my condolences and deepest sympathy to heal during this difficult period. Thank you for sharing your lovely Mother, sister, grandmother and aunt with me.

My family and the Brusatto family grew up together in Magna. We came to know Jim and Lucille and their four children as extensions of our own family just two blocks away. We went to school and church together and celebrated birthdays and holidays with each other. Margaret was always a unique and vibrant person with strong opinions mixed with a huge amount of laughter and love. We will miss her and pray that she will rest in peace in Jesus' loving arms. RIP Marg

My dear niece Marg is finally free of pain. Having loved her from the time she was born, I shall miss her greatly. She was a one-of-a-kind person who will always be in my heart. To all of her family - siblings, children, grandchildren (and friends) and all who loved and cared for her I send my sorrow for our loss, especially her sister Charmaine who gave her perpetual love and care. Rest in peace dear Marg, I shall miss our weekly phone calls. I am sorry I cannot be there to say goodby.

My dear friend, Margaret, oh how I miss you. What she introduced me to was FAMILY. Margaret shared her views and opinions with everyone who would listen or not. Most times I just agreed and moved on to the next topic. When we had those hour plus phone conversations going over travels, Margaret could remember the smallest details. What she taught me above all else is the love of FAMILY. You meant the world to her and she shared all of you with me. I thank her everyday for that and know she is smiling on you. Thank you my friend for being just who you are. Love to you.

My deepest condolences to the family of one of my most wonderful friends. Margaret and I were neighbors and friends for good.Many years spent a lot of time Drinking coffee And talking through the night. First and foremost, we were friends.Then we were partners when we were partners when we went to work On the I n f treaty. Margaret was fondly referred to as sleeping beauty. Running around In her bathrobe most of the time. We made a lot of friends up there both america Russian. We shared laughs coffee clothes and of Course r b lovett san francisco forty niners. We watched many games together. She was a true friend to me. I got to visit last summer with her for hours. Felt just like no time Had passed Between us.Just like the good old day. My. Friend margaret was true blue. She was a spicy woman but she was loved and she will be missed. She had strong love for her family and her friend. I'm very happy. To say she was my friend. And yes I loved that woman dearly.

I don't know what I will do without Margaret to talk to once or twice a week.. We meet on The INF Treaty out at Hercules over 35 years ago. The Treaty was between the United Sates and Russia, where we monitered the missiles being manufactured at Hercules side by side with our Russian counterparts. It was like living in a spy novel and we loved it. Margaret was always up for an adventure. We had many of them, including going to to Moscow and St. Petersburg with our dear friends Leslie and Lee who worked for the State Dept. in Moscow. We were both night owls and spent many hours late at night discussing the world's problems and our own . Her family and friends meant everything to her. She always had more important things to talk about, rather than her declining health. I know she's off on a new adventure and can feel young again at last. Love you Margaret. Teresa Vetter

I don't know what I will do without Margaret to talk to once or twice a week.. We meet on The INF Treaty out at Hercules over 35 years ago. The Treaty was between the United Sates and Russia, where we monitered the missiles being manufactured at Hercules side by side with our Russian counterparts. It was like living in a spy novel and we loved it. Margaret was always up for an adventure. We had many of them, including going to to Moscow and St. Petersburg with our dear friends Leslie and Lee who worked for the State Dept. in Moscow. We were both night owls and spent many hours late at night discussing the world's problems and our own . Her family and friends meant everything to her. She always had more important things to talk about, rather than her declining health. I know she's off on a new adventure and can feel young again at last. Love you Margaret. Teresa Vetter