Margaret Chismar

Death date: Mar 16, 2012

Margaret "Peg" Chismar (nee Goede), age 75, of North Ridgeville, passed away Friday, March 16, 2012 at Hospice Care Center at the Renaissance, Olmsted Twp. She was born in Cleveland and had been a resident of North Ridgeville sinc Read Obituary

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Janet Keith - Charleston, Tn - Neighbor

668w ago

Gosh lets go back to 1965 when I moved into a house on Carrington Ave. My friend Diana's mom had a house full of children and everything was so neat and organized. While raising my family 4 boys I would often think of her and how she was such a wonderful mom, this was something that I knew at 8 years old. My mom worked 2nd shift so I would often drift down to their house, where they always welcomed me. In the mornings before school all the kids would be having cereal and they would share their box with me on occasions. To The Chismars', My condolences to all of you. I know you are missing her but with what I read she is such a wonderful child of God, and you all know that she is with Our Lord and SaviorJesus Christ now. She was truly a remarkable lady all those years ago, that I never forgot her. God Bless ! Janet Keith

John Gibson - Olmsted Falls, Oh - Friend

729w ago

I only met Mrs. Chismar a few times many years ago. She was a very nice lady. I went to school with Sandi and played softball with Don, Dave and Doug. I offer my sincere condolences for your loss and will keep you all in my prayers

John Gibson - Olmsted Falls

Bob Walker - Cary, Nc - Son In Law

730w ago

Mom,

You welcomed me into your family with such ease, over 24 years ago... amazing that after "stealing" your daughter away to Las Vegas, than coming closer after those first 5 years to Toledo for 11 years, then to leave again for a further destination to North Carolina, you always supported Cathy and I with every move we made (depiste how it affected you directly). The fact of the matter was, and still is, you loved our family, and our daughters so intensely that we always wanted to be near you and Dad whenever we could. We so loved just hanging out with you guys, watching old movies, playing cards, EATING, and just enjoying life for a few days...TOGETHER. The girls, like ALL THE OTHER GRAND CHILDREN you so dearly affected, loved to be with you, to read with, to whisper those secrets, sing the nursery songs, to admire dolls, to play wonder woman, dress up, barbies, water fights, April Fool's Day...and the list goes on.

You are truly a remarkable woman that touched so many lives with your giving heart. You always gave what you had....and more. You are the most generous person I know, you gave without regards for your own self comfort. You are truly a Christian in the truest sense of the word. The world would be a much better place if more people were just a little bit like you!

We celebrate that you are with your Lord now, out of the suffering and pain of the illness your fought for so many years. You are now running around in heaven with all the loved ones that went before you, and having the time of your life. I bet you are in control of the hose for the water fights!!!!!

Thank you for all you have done for me, all the love you shared, notably your youngest daughter who I was so privildeged to marry 24+ years ago. You and Don could not have given me anything more valuable than that....with the example of your faith as the only possible exception.

thank you, and we love you and willl miss you dearly.

Bob Walker and family.

Daniel Chismar - Brunswick, Oh - Grandson

731w ago

Alot of good memories, too many to list and too many to choose from. But, if i had to thank Grandma for anything it would be her faith. Her faith in her family and her faith in God. Her and grpa instilled that into my dad, and siblings, and they in turn instilled that in all of us as grandchildren. None of us would be who we are today if it wasnt for their commitment to their family and each other. Their FAITH.
P.S. Thank you for all the unconditional LOVE Grma. I'll cherish it for the rest of my life.

Donna Lang - North Ridgeville, Oh - Forever Friend

731w ago

We had a long and wonderful Christian friendship. We didn't talk often but we always had a lot of laughs when we did. You lived your Christian faith and I will miss the time we shared over the last 40 years. Well done thou loving and Faithful Servant.

Kelly

731w ago

Being welcomed into the family was very important to grandma. I will never forget her kindness and love. She allowed us to live with her when we were first starting our married live together, and even taught me some of Mike's favorite dinners. She was so very kind. My favorite memory of her will be the fact I was banned from playing Jeopardy with her. After a while she allowed me to play but will all kinds of rules that always made us laugh. Thank you for everything Grandma and may god tell you sweet "secrets" just like you did for our children.

Elaine Chismar - Brunswick, Oh - Daughter In-Law

731w ago

Gosh, I really don't know where to start. She was amazing. The love she had for her family,and the Faith she instilled in them. I married her son 37 yrs ago. It took a little bit of time for me to be able to call her mom,but she made it so easy. I am so glad that I'm a part of this family. The birthdays and vacations,picnic's and holiday gathering's. And going out on New Years eve to bang pans or playing the bag game it will never be the same. She made sure everyone had a place to go for the Holidays ,even if she was not feeling well. Her memory will live on thur her children and grandchildren and great grandchildren. And she will always be in my heart. I love and miss her.

Carole Clack-Ellis - Huntsville, Al - Niece

731w ago

aunt peggy was one of my 4 aunts on the goede side. i had a close relationship with all our goede aunts. i could count on each an every one of them for advice, and aunt peggy was one of them. I remember spending time at her house overnight many times and feeling right at home. I also remember her and uncle don trying to teach us the polka. I really admire the way that they could dance together. For them i somewhat how now how to do the polka but not as good as them. I also remember how she would crochet baby blankets for the mothers that were expecting a child, she really put her love and care in making those blankets.i know that she is out of pain now and god has her in a better place but it is not easy knowing that she is gone and that i will not be able to talk to her or ask how she is doing. i love you very much and will miss you.

love your niece, carole-clack ellis

Ed Goede - Carriere, Ms - Brother

731w ago

Peggy was my youngest sister. Since she, my brother , Howard , and myself were the youngest of the Goede family, we had a lot more in commen than the older brothers and sisters. The goede family was always close. It became more difficult as brothers and sisters moved away. Pat and I had many good memories of Don and Peggy and she will be missed greatly. Peggy was a very kind and considerate person. I still remember her being a school crossing guard in Cleveland. I am hopeful you children(adults now) , will give Don the attention and help he deserves.

Good by Peggy and we will meet again.

Eddie

Stephanie Chismar - Brunswick, Oh - Grand Daughter

731w ago

My grandmother was truly a beautiful woman inside and out. She was adored by everyone who knew her. I have so many wonderful memories of her that I will cherish the rest of my life. I will always remember her singing " you are my sunshine" to us, playing war, cowboys and indians, making forts, taking me on field trips, having tea parties, teaching me how to play pinochle, having water fights in the back yard, watching dumb and dumber and laughing so hard we'd cry. Going on big family vacations and of course stopping at Cracker Barrel! I was so lucky to have her in my life and have such a strong bond with such a wonderful caring woman. She was the type of person that would be there for you no matter what. To give you her opinion, words of wisdom or just a shoulder to lean on and of course her love. I will carry her laughter and her love in my heart forever! I love you grandma and will miss you always!

Bob Walker - Cary, Nc - Son In Law

730w ago

Mom,

thank you, and we love you and willl miss you dearly.

Bob Walker and family.

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