Margo Renae Franta-Abdalla passed away Saturday evening, April 10, 2021, in Humansville, MO at the Northwood Hills Care Center. She was born in Kansas City, MO, on October 18, 1958. She was the second of three daughters to Arnold and Peggy Franta. She graduated from Hickman Mills High School in 1977 and continued her education at
Longview and Penn Valley Community Colleges in Kansas City, MO. She worked as a nursing assistant at St. Luke's hospital in Kansas City before her children were born. She was very proud of their accomplishments and her greatest joy was when she was able to spend time with them. Margo is survived by three daughters, Laura Franta-Abdalla (Steve Seh), Sarah Abdalla, and Rebeka Jones (Atlanta, GA), and one son Michael Jones (Miami, FL); two sisters, Karla(Craig) Wilson, Bolivar, MO, and Celeste (Ken) Barry, Norris, TN; four nieces and two nephews. She is preceded in death by her parents Arnold "Arnie" and Margaret "Peggy" Franta. She will be greatly missed by her family and friend s. We will always remember her beautiful smile, her warm sense of humor, and her indomitable spirit. May she live on in all that knew and loved her.
Spanem bohem
(God be with you ~ Czech)
Donations may be made in her memory to the nationalmssociety.org
Margo was an adventurous person, charismatic and generous, deeply caring about the people she knew. She had fond memories of growing up in the "house on the corner", with the sinuous backyard hedge tree and its sheltering canopy, playtime adventures with her sisters, and joining them each fall to pick up the dropped rotted apples in their backyard and wheelbarrowing them over to the family's large garden plot, where her favorite vegetable
[unfinished obit]
Longview and Penn Valley Community Colleges in Kansas City, MO. She worked as a nursing assistant at St. Luke's hospital in Kansas City before her children were born. She was very proud of their accomplishments and her greatest joy was when she was able to spend time with them. Margo is survived by three daughters, Laura Franta-Abdalla (Steve Seh), Sarah Abdalla, and Rebeka Jones (Atlanta, GA), and one son Michael Jones (Miami, FL); two sisters, Karla(Craig) Wilson, Bolivar, MO, and Celeste (Ken) Barry, Norris, TN; four nieces and two nephews. She is preceded in death by her parents Arnold "Arnie" and Margaret "Peggy" Franta. She will be greatly missed by her family and friend s. We will always remember her beautiful smile, her warm sense of humor, and her indomitable spirit. May she live on in all that knew and loved her.
Spanem bohem
(God be with you ~ Czech)
Donations may be made in her memory to the nationalmssociety.org
Margo was an adventurous person, charismatic and generous, deeply caring about the people she knew. She had fond memories of growing up in the "house on the corner", with the sinuous backyard hedge tree and its sheltering canopy, playtime adventures with her sisters, and joining them each fall to pick up the dropped rotted apples in their backyard and wheelbarrowing them over to the family's large garden plot, where her favorite vegetable
[unfinished obit]
Margo Renae Franta-Abdalla passed away Saturday evening, April 10, 2021, in Humansville, MO at the Northwood Hills Care Center. She was born in Kansas City, MO, on October 18, 1958. She was the second of three daughters to Arnold and Peggy Franta. She graduated from Hickman Mills High School in 1977 and continued her education at
Longview and Penn Valley Community Colleges in Kansas City, MO. She worked as a nursing assistant at St. Luke's hospital in Kansas City before her children were born. She was very proud of their accomplishments and her greatest joy was when she was able to spend time with them. Margo is survived by three daughters, Laura Franta-Abdalla (Steve Seh), Sarah Abdalla, and Rebeka Jones (Atlanta, GA), and one son Michael Jones (Miami, FL); two sisters, Karla(Craig) Wilson, Bolivar, MO, and Celeste (Ken) Barry, Norris, TN; four nieces and two nephews. She is preceded in death by her parents Arnold "Arnie" and Margaret "Peggy" Franta. She will be greatly missed by her family and friend s. We will always remember her beautiful smile, her warm sense of humor, and her indomitable spirit. May she live on in all that knew and loved her.
Spanem bohem
(God be with you ~ Czech)
Donations may be made in her memory to the nationalmssociety.org
Margo was an adventurous person, charismatic and generous, deeply caring about the people she knew. She had fond memories of growing up in the "house on the corner", with the sinuous backyard hedge tree and its sheltering canopy, playtime adventures with her sisters, and joining them each fall to pick up the dropped rotted apples in their backyard and wheelbarrowing them over to the family's large garden plot, where her favorite vegetable
[unfinished obit]
Longview and Penn Valley Community Colleges in Kansas City, MO. She worked as a nursing assistant at St. Luke's hospital in Kansas City before her children were born. She was very proud of their accomplishments and her greatest joy was when she was able to spend time with them. Margo is survived by three daughters, Laura Franta-Abdalla (Steve Seh), Sarah Abdalla, and Rebeka Jones (Atlanta, GA), and one son Michael Jones (Miami, FL); two sisters, Karla(Craig) Wilson, Bolivar, MO, and Celeste (Ken) Barry, Norris, TN; four nieces and two nephews. She is preceded in death by her parents Arnold "Arnie" and Margaret "Peggy" Franta. She will be greatly missed by her family and friend s. We will always remember her beautiful smile, her warm sense of humor, and her indomitable spirit. May she live on in all that knew and loved her.
Spanem bohem
(God be with you ~ Czech)
Donations may be made in her memory to the nationalmssociety.org
Margo was an adventurous person, charismatic and generous, deeply caring about the people she knew. She had fond memories of growing up in the "house on the corner", with the sinuous backyard hedge tree and its sheltering canopy, playtime adventures with her sisters, and joining them each fall to pick up the dropped rotted apples in their backyard and wheelbarrowing them over to the family's large garden plot, where her favorite vegetable
[unfinished obit]
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