Margaret Lee Waugh-Ervin 1955-2007 Our beloved Margaret Lee Waugh-Ervin, age 51, resident of Austin left this life on Tuesday, March 20, 2007. Margaret, Goodbye. We will miss you again. Just as we began missing you in 1991 when your head injury took the biggest part of you away from us. For all of us you have been an inspiration: working hard every day until each and every cell ran dry; defending the poorest and unprotected; studying the most diligently-always the hardest working; offering a hand to humblest hard worker long after midnight and long after all of your energy had been zapped; giving uncomplainingly, expecting nothing. Kindness came naturally to you, like your beautiful blue eyes. Your ability to read a person was uncanny: you could spot a bad seed from a mile away, fearlessly be intimidated yet act courageously, and be right again and again. No rank or insignia or degree of fame could impress you but you could see kindness and good heartedness from way yonder and that you always respected. Your accomplishments include your status as the first college graduate in your family; your success working your way through college always paying your own way; your decision to learn Spanish and your fluent mastering of the language you so dearly loved; your skills as a seamstress and an upholsterer; your love of dancing and music; your generosity towards others; and the beautiful smile you freely and humbly gave to us all. We are left to remember you: David Ervin, your husband; Kathrine Burke Waugh, your Mother; Leslie Hayn, your sister; Louis Hayn your brother- in- law; Lyza and Mara Hayn, your nieces; Dawson Waugh your nephew; friend Larry Rogers and brother Bill Waugh. You go to meet your twin Michael, Auntie Edna, Aunt Margaret, cousin Danny and Gram. They will be as happy to see you as we are broken hearted to see you go. Come to us in our dreams Margaret. Intersect with our lives in the ways that you will. We will always remember you. Ojala que todo sera bien. A Celebration of Life Service Saturday March 31, 2007, 2:00 p.m. at the Mission Funeral Home Serenity Chapel 6204 South First Street.