Margaret Walker was born on July 20, 1912 in Johnson City Tx. and went to be with the Lord at 100 years, 10 months and 30 days On June 19, 2013. She was 1 of 10 children born to Austin and Fanny Casparis.

Margaret is survived by her 92 year old sister Elmira Casparis and her 83 year old baby brother Jerry D. Casparis 26 Nieces and Nephews, 1 Granddaughter, 6 Great Grandchildren and 6 Great Great Grand Children.

She is proceeded in death by her first husband Edgar Dildine, Son Larry Dildine, 2nd husband Mack Walker, Father Austin Casparis & Mother Fanny Casparis, ,
Brothers ? AJ Casparis, Dayton Casparis, H.M Casparis, Nolan H. Casparis, JR (Dutch) Casparis and, 2 Sisters, Louise Edwards and Helen Cammack

Family was a huge priority for Margaret. She as a young child worked in the Casparis Café which her parents owned and ran along with her brothers and sisters. She in later years ran the Café when her parents were unable. She Graduated from High School in Johnson City and then married Edgar Dildine. They had one Son. She worked for Dr. Kealy loving everything about medicine. Upon Edgars Death she then married Mack Walker and moved to Irving Texas. After retirement in 1960 she Moved back home to Johnson City on Miller creek and enjoyed life to the fullest where she lived until moving to LBJ Nursing Home.

She was a woman of kindness and giving. She shared her love for life with everyone she met. There was never a stranger, everyone was a friend. In later years of her life she opened her home to foster Children who needed a loving warm happy home.
She was kind and always generous in her giving. She loved animals and always was nursing one on a bottle. If you came to her house you were sure to get to give a baby lamb, goat or calf a bottle.

She loved to cook for anyone who came by. If you let her know you were coming Pecan pie or homemade rolls would be in the oven along with a delicious home cooked meal a cookin. She crocheted many an afghan and really enjoyed giving them to people she thought would love them.
There was never a dull moment with her in your life. Whether she bought you your first bike, gave you one of her puppies, cooked for you, or was scolding you for doing something she didn't think was right, you always knew she loved you. She was a class act and shoes of hers can never be filled.

Graveside Services will be held at Masonic Cemetery in Johnson City TX on Friday, June 21st at 2 o'clock pm with Rev. Ernest Topper officiating.

In Lieu of Flowers the family request donations be made to the North Blanco County EMS, P.O. Box 557, Johnson City, TX 78636.