Margaret Demore

With a heart full of love and a spirit brimming with courage, Margaret Demore, affectionately known as Margie or Mommom T-rex, lived her life to the fullest. Born in Darby, PA, on December 10, 1974, Margaret's compassionate nature and generous spirit touched the lives of everyone she encountered. Her legacy is not one of grand achievements or accolades, but of the countless lives she enriched with her kindness, laughter, and love. As Maya Angelou once said, "People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel." Margaret truly embodied this sentiment.

Margaret was a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother, cherishing the time she spent with her loved ones above all else. She married her beloved husband, James Demore, on August 29, 1999, and together, they built a life filled with joy and love. Margaret was the proud mother of James Demore Jr (Tori) , Dominique Boyer (Tyler), and Rene Palermo (Anthony), and the cherished grandmother of Savanna and Dante Boyer, and Ava, AJ, and Paisley Palermo. Her love for her family was boundless, echoed in the time she spent shopping, playing bingo, and making unforgettable memories with them. She was fondly known as the 'Mommom T-rex' by her grandkids, a testament to her unique blend of strength, courage, and love.

Before retiring in 2023, Margaret spent much of her career in the heart of Gaetano's Pizzeria in Clifton Heights, PA, where her loving touch turned ordinary meals into extraordinary experiences. Her generosity extended well beyond the confines of her workplace and her home. Margaret is also survived by her sisters Lena Bayle and Cathy Donahue. She is preceded in death by her father Norbert Orsini, mother Catherine Briglia, and sisters Theresa Orsini and Barb Wiley.

As Margaret's journey on earth has come to an end, her legacy lives on in the hearts of those she left behind. We invite you to share your memories and photos of Margaret on the memorial page, to keep her spirit alive in our hearts. As we celebrate her life, let us remember her not with sadness, but with the love and joy she brought to our lives. Margaret’s life was a testament to the words of Helen Keller, “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched - they must be felt with the heart.” Margaret Demore was indeed the best and most beautiful thing in our lives, felt deeply in our hearts.