Margaret Ann 'Maggie' Snook, 73, died on Saturday, February 27, 2021, following a lengthy illness. Maggie was born March 12, 1947 in Tyler, Texas, and moved to Oklahoma City in 1969. She married Michael Glenn Snook July 19, 1975. Maggie spent most of her professional life in healthcare-related fields – first in the dean’s office at the OU Health Sciences Center, before transitioning to a lengthy stint as a pharmaceutical sales representative. Always learning and growing, she returned to school later in life and ended her career providing direct patient care as an Occupational Therapist. To say Maggie was gregarious and exuberant would only serve to understate the effect her approach to life had on those whom she encountered. Maggie generated joy and warmth to anyone she was around - be it at work, at home, church, or social settings. Her love will be felt by all that knew and loved her in a most profound and immeasurable way. Maggie was preceded in death by her mother, Jewel V. Westerman, and brothers, Richard and Newton K. Westerman. She was survived by her husband, Mike; her sister, Vivian Kackley; her son and daughter-in-law, Paul and Misty Smith; and two grandchildren, Sean and Nathan Smith. Private services were held at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, 5 March, at Highland Hills Baptist Church, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, with live-streaming available.
Margaret Ann 'Maggie' Snook, 73, died on Saturday, February 27, 2021, following a lengthy illness. Maggie was born March 12, 1947 in Tyler, Texas, and moved to Oklahoma City in 1969. She married Michael Glenn Snook July 19, 1975. Maggie spent most of her professional life in healthcare-related fields – first in the dean’s office at the OU Health Sciences Center, before transitioning to a lengthy stint as a pharmaceutical sales representative. Always learning and growing, she returned to school later in life and ended her career providing direct patient care as an Occupational Therapist. To say Maggie was gregarious and exuberant would only serve to understate the effect her approach to life had on those whom she encountered. Maggie generated joy and warmth to anyone she was around - be it at work, at home, church, or social settings. Her love will be felt by all that knew and loved her in a most profound and immeasurable way. Maggie was preceded in death by her mother, Jewel V. Westerman, and brothers, Richard and Newton K. Westerman. She was survived by her husband, Mike; her sister, Vivian Kackley; her son and daughter-in-law, Paul and Misty Smith; and two grandchildren, Sean and Nathan Smith. Private services were held at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, 5 March, at Highland Hills Baptist Church, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, with live-streaming available.
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