Henry J. Hill, Jr shared a story about Maggie Hill

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Maggie Elizabeth
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1930 - 2016

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My fondest memories of Aunt Maggie are a compilation of moments etched forever in my life story. Most centered around, as children, our regular family trips from Steelton to Baltimore that seemed like every other week though it may not really have been so frequent. Uncle Mooch would punch me in the gut and then offer for me to do the same to him (the not so old steelworker). Aunt Maggie would scold him, "Calvin, he's just a child!" They would then argue for a moment over who would do the cooking. Uncle Mooch seemingly won every argument while Aunt Maggie started preparing the meal. Then there was the crab fest we always had and make no mistake no one enjoyed this more than when Maggie and Mom (Ada) threw down. They left no prisoners. Aunt Mag would finish by collecting all the little crab legs for the best crab soup I've ever had to this day. These moments and others collectively remind me of my great blessing that's been my family.

Always in Love, Butch

Posted by Henry J. Hill, Jr

Friday December 2, 2016 at 8:31 pm

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