Margaret was ordained in 2012 and has served at St George’s New Hamburg, St Columba Waterloo, St James Chapel of Ease Wilmot and as chaplain at Monica Place (formerly St Monica House.)
Born in London England, Margaret moved to Montreal as a teenager with her parents and brother. During her 10 years in Montreal, she trained as a Mechanical Engineering Technologist at Dawson CEGEP and then as a Mechanical Engineer at Concordia University. After moving to Ontario, she acquired her professional engineering licence in 1990 and continues to be licenced (non-practicing.) In 1995 Margaret was awarded her MBA from Wilfrid Laurier University.
In engineering and business Margaret has worked on planes, military hardware, prototype debit card machines and ticketing for public transit amongst other technologies.
Huron University College awarded Margaret an MDiv in 2010; she was ordained a deacon in January 2012 and priested in June 2012. Margaret has served as Co-Chair of the Social Justice Committee and as a member of the Administration & Finance, Land & Property, Synod Organization, Insurance, and Cemetery committees and sat on the Diocesan Court. She currently chairs the Cemetery Committee and is the Diocesan Cemetery Coordinator (staff position.)
Margaret spent over 40 years with her friend, partner and husband Glenn (d.2024) travelling, sometimes by motorbike (Margaret rode her own bike). Preparing and eating foods from around the world was a shared joy and one that Margaret continues to pursue. When not working Margaret may be found in the pool, on the curling rink or possibly listening to some Jazz.
