Margaret Ann Shelton Hardies
Aug 4, 1959 – Feb 1, 2019
Margaret Hardies
Margaret was born in Seattle and spent most of her life in the greater Seattle area. During her elementary school years, the family lived in Vancouver WA, Salt Lake City, UT and Fairbanks AK.
Margaret is a proud graduate of Washington State University, Go Cougs!
Margaret worked as a medical administrator most of her career. She began at UW hospital, then ran some clinics for the Evergreen hospital system and most recently was with Swedish.
Margaret was a positive spirit and always ready to give a helping hand. She enjoyed hosting family and friends, 
loved watching her Seahawks with family and friends, her cats, wine tastings, concerts, watching the hydros…
Margaret loved to live near the water, most recently she had a beautiful spot on Lake Washington.
She is survived by her mother Patricia Shelton, siblings Jeannie, Scott, Susan and Sheri, nieces and nephews Ryan, Aaron, Brandon, Ashley, Jade, Amber, Brennon, Jacob and David, great niece Charlotte and fur children Bonnie and Dahliana, all whom she loved dearly.
She was preceded in death by her dad Wayne Shelton.
Donations may be made to Swedish Foundation (http://www.swedishfoundation.org/memorial-gifts)
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I worked for Margaret in Woodinville, and knew her through her friendship with my sister, Jane West. She was always such a positive, happy person. I admired her ability to take her physical hardships in stride and continue living with zest! She is gone too soon. My sincere condolences to her family.
My sister was a kind and loving person. She would do anything for you. She always put your needs before hers. We always had so much fun on our adventures together never a full moment. I sure am going to miss her. Love you Margaret you were taken too soon
The Shelton family were already living in the house across the street from me in 1973 when I moved here. They were awesome neighbors and always fun to be around. The famous garage sales were a hoot. I always enjoyed Margaret. She was always kind, fun and full of life. My heart is sad and I pray for the family for their loss. Love and hugs.
Lois
The Shelton family lived across the street from me when I moved in to my house in 1973. They are a loving family show would do most anything to help if you needed it. Margaret was a kind loving young lady. She treated everyone with kindness and smiles. I am saying lots of prayers for the family and friends loss. While it’s hard on everyone I think God has other plans for her and it will be good. Love you all!
Lois
My dear friend. I still can’t believe you are gone. You were such a wonderful person. I will keep close all the fun times we shared. Your kindness and sweet gentle heart will never be forgotten. I pray for peace for your family. I love you Margaret.
Cousin Patty and Jeannie, Scott, Sheri and Susan…..Kitty and I were so sad to here about the passing of Margaret. Words are never enough and hard to say as well. The two things we will always have are the memories of her and the love for her in our hearts and the smile it will always bring to us when we remember Margaret. Thinking of you all
My dear Margaret, I’ll so miss our adventures and all the laughter. I always looked forward to seeing you, we always had such a good time. You will be missed every day. My heartfelt condolences to your wonderful family. Love you always.
My dear Margaret, I’ll so miss our adventures and all the laughter. You were a true friend and will always be in my heart. My best to your wonderful family. Love you forever…
Jane
My dear Margaret, I’m so going to miss our adventures and all the laughter. You were a true friend and will always be in my heart. My best to your wonderful family. Love you always….Jane
I lost more than a sister-in-law, I lost a dear friend. Margaret, we lost you way too soon. I’ll miss your laugh, your loving, generous and care-free spirit. My kids are so lucky to have had such a devoted and loving Auntie like you. The times spent on the lake(s) are some of our best memories. You were always such a gracious, kind host when we bombarded you at your home – ready to play in the sun and water! I know the kids will miss your French toast – it was their favorite!! I want to thank you for the years of friendship, for your warm and caring ways. I will miss you. I love you.
Dear Margaret –
I first met Margaret while working at EvergreenHealth. Over the years, Margaret, Nancy and I formed a warm friendship, meeting regularly for weekend brunches. It was during this time I got to know the kind and gentle, but determined spirit that was Margaret. I admired her sense of adventure, independent nature and positive view of life. I miss her greatly!
Love you, Margaret, my friend,
Sally Eastey
I can’t believe you’re gone. I was going to call you last week to catch up and go to lunch.
I worked with Margaret for many years at Evergreen. She was always so sweet and so composed even in difficult situations. We would go out to dinner with other co-workers even after she left Evergreen and she was always a sparkling personality to be around. We were planning on traveling together after we retired. I will miss her.
I am saddened and stunned to hear of Margaret’s passing, and I found out only today, February 4, 2020. We worked together at Woodinville Evergreen Medical Group for 15 years. She was a wonderful, kind person. I will miss her greatly.
She made the world a better place. God Bless.