In Celebration of

Margaret Leishman

August 2, 1942 -  October 21, 2025

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Margaret Leishman at the age 83 years after along and brave battle with Alzheimer’s. Margaret is survived by her loving husband of 67 years, Jack William Leishman, her two daughters Debbie Leishman (Jed MacKimmie – predeceased), Bonnie Leishman and her granddaughter Maegan MacKimmie-Taylor (Scott Taylor).

Margaret was born in Montreal, Quebec where she met Jack and married Jack at very young age. They lived in Verdun for a few years before moving to Lachute, Quebec where they raised their two daughters. Margaret was a stay at home mom and Jack continued to work in Montreal until November 1990 when they moved to Mississauga.

Margaret’s favourite hobby was knitting slippers for her family and all of her friends especially at Christmas time.
We all have fond memories of mom making birthday cakes where she would wrap coins in wax paper and then we would hunt for the money in the cake.

Margaret also enjoyed cross country skiing in her early days in Lachute where we would spend the day skiing back to the “farm”.

Many thanks to the compassion and support of the entire staff at Silverthorne Community Care Center in Mississauga.

Visitation Monday October 27, 10 AM to 11 AM. Service at 11 AM. There will be a reception following the service.

Guestbook 

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Linda Gibbons (Sister in Law)

Entered October 22, 2025

Loved her to the moon and back. She was a great lady who loved her brother very much and will always be remembered. Miss her so much.

Laurie MacKimmie (In Law)

Entered October 22, 2025 from Philadelphia

Margret, How lucky we were to have your sparkling personality in our lives. So many loving smiling memories with you and Jack.
Debbie, Bonnie and Maegan and family our sincere condolences. She is missed and remembered.
Loots of Love
Laurie and Steve
Jake Sarah and Emily

Maegan MacKimmie (Granddaughter)

Entered October 22, 2025 from Milton

My grandma and grandpa were such a big part of my life growing up. From Sunday night dinners after we moved to Ontario, through my university years, and later our Tuesday night dinners, her home was always an open door. Even some of my friends would stop by. It was always a special place for me, full of memories I’ll always cherish.

She always wanted to know what was going on in my life and would message me just to check in. I always thought that made her a pretty cool grandma. I can still hear her saying, “Sweetie, how are you doing?”

I’m grateful for all the time we had but she will be so missed.

June wheeler (Cousin)

Entered October 23, 2025 from Chelmsford Uk

Fond memories of our vacation 2006 my memories will last a lifetime x

Jessica (Colleague of Bonnie)

Entered October 23, 2025

My heartfelt condolences for your loss. Thinking of you and sending lots of strength and comfort to you and your family. Sincerely, Jessica

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