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Margaret Wilma Linehan, born Margaret Wilma Wollitz, on September 12, 1948, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
Margaret was married to Timothy A. Linehan, Jr. (whom passed in 1998) and is survived by her brother, A. Wesley Wollitz; her two sisters, Lucille Miller and Mary Carol Wollitz; her three children: Timothy A. Linehan, III (his wife, Angel); Michael A. Linehan; and Tammi A. Mills (her husband, Billy), along with her grandchildren: Billy J. Mills, Jr. (his wife, Cheyenne); Tabitha Linehan; Shawn A. Mills; Brittany L. Mills (her husband, Skyler) and Hannah Linehan; and her great-grandchildren: Genesis; Isabelle; and Benjamin.
Margaret always went by the name Wilma and was known best for her characters played on local radio talk shows back in the 1980's and 1990's such as Wilma from McClenney, the Dirt Dobber Lady, Hoyle Dempsey, Jr. (the pig), and the Grease Last. She loved to make people laugh and had a huge heart. She enjoyed drawing, painting, crocheting and cooking. She had a personality that very few could forget. A lot of people would say she'd get on their nerves and did things just to irritate them in which, a lot of times, she did. However, if someone needed help, she would do everything she could to help them and never think twice in doing so. Christmas was her favorite time of year with her anniversary with Tim being December 21st as well.
Margaret's last wishes to her children Timmy, Mike and Tammi, was she wanted no fighting amongst each other for anything she had being she didn't have much. Her words were that she loved each of them more than words and that he children are the only family she has left and they should not allow their emotions to destroy each other.
Margaret was a fighter right to the very end and will forever be remembered, never forgotten and loved by all of her family and friends.
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