02 May 1934 - 06 Aug 2025
Tribute
… In loving memory of …
Emily Margaret Dudgeon (nee Taylor)
Late of Dorroughby.
Passed away peacefully surrounded by loved ones on Wednesday 6th August,
aged 91 years.
Dearly loved wife of Arthur (decd).
Loved mother and mother-in-law of Ivan & Jenny, Mervyn & Debbie,
Elaine & Lindsay, Trevor (decd) & Alisa,
and Cedric & Jennifer.
Cherished grandmother of her 10 grandchildren.
Loving great-grandmother of her 23 great-grandchildren
and great-great-grandmother of 2.
Loved sister of Laura, June, Nita, Harry, George, Richard, and Myrtle (all decd).
“Rest in Peace”
Funeral Details
Relatives and friends are warmly invited to attend Emily’s Funeral Service to be held at
The Wilson Chapel, Parkview Funeral Home, 43 Holland Street, Goonellabah.
Parkview – Goonellabah
43 Holland St
Goonellabah NSW 2480
Time: 10:00 am
6 replies on “DUDGEON, Emily Margaret”
Our sincere condolences to Margaret’s family and friends. We will miss Margaret and her generous craft contributions to our community, especially our visits which involved chinwagging whilst collecting her beautifully made offerings. She was a very talented , energetic, compassionate and inspirational woman. Rest in Peace Margaret
To all my family. May you find strength in being together today.
Aunty Margaret was a special lady of strength and strong faith. I will always remember her as I often use her saying, “It is what it is.” And I will miss our chats.
Much love, niece Maree (Nita’s daughter), John and family.
Condolences to all the family.
Sorry we were unable to attend, but will be there via live stream.
Aunty Margaret will definitely be missed by family & friends.
All our love Wendy and Frank Riitano.💔
Condolences to all the family.
Sorry we were unable to attend, but will be there via live stream.
Aunty Margaret will definitely be missed by family & friends.
All our love Wendy and Frank Riitano.💔
I lived so far away and and never got toknow a lot of my family but I have memories of visiting your farm a other young childish memories and in later years when you came. to mums 80th birthday and the phone calls we had since for whichI am grateful.
RIP Dorelle
Thank you for this beautiful tribute to Margaret. I regret not being able to attend the service, but grateful that technology allows me to view it. Although we saw each other rarely over the past two decades, I am so pleased we stayed in touch. Margaret always made me feel at home, supplied me with ample hearty meals, and enjoyed story-telling and a good laugh. Love to my cousins, from Kathleen