Margaret E. Stewart

Margaret Elizabeth Ann Mary Stewart (Peggy Stewart) Nee Shebetich, also known as Margaret (Peggy) Henn, and Margaret (Peggy) Robinson, daughter of Margaret (Frankovich) and Stephen Shebetich, Sister of Stephen, Mark, and Joseph Shebetich, mother of Margaret (Lisa) Henn and Rebecca L Henn, Grandmother of Vincenzo Celento, passed away on June 13, 2025, at the age of 78. A native of Pittsburgh, Pa, she was educated at St Mary's Grade school, St Augustine's High School, the Community College of Allegheny College, and Duquesne University, where she earned a Master's Degree in Business Administration and was a Member of Beta Alpha Phi. During her 35 years of service in the United States Postal Service, she started as a sub clerk and rose to Postmaster of Delmont, PA. During that time, she held many positions and oversaw many new programs, some successful, some not. The Alpha Numeric system was one program that was not successful, but The Zip+ 4 was very successful and is still in use today with the advent of new machinery. She was also the Women's advocate for EEO and prodded management to increase the number of women in managerial positions. After retiring in October 2021, she moved to Florida to escape the snow and the cold, and became a Jack of all trades, working as a Bank teller Supervisor, a Furniture Mfg Agent, a house painter, a geopositioning identifier, A Census Manager of Operations, a receptionist, a clerk for a Plumbing concern, and a Data Input Clerk for a Window Cleaning company that rehired her two weeks after she retired from the same company in 2022. She loved to laugh and frequently make wry comments that made others laugh. She dabbled in pottery for a number of years before Covid had hit and remarked that she couldn't do pottery and wear a mask at the same time, as the mask would be so covered in clay she would have to put that into the kiln too. Her all-time pastime was reading. Her Kindle was with her everywhere, and read in doctor's offices, at lunch and dinner at home, and in the evenings, which gave her a perspective on life that few shared. There will be no funeral or memorial, as per her wishes. Her body will be cremated and the ashes planted with a tree.

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Margaret E. Stewart

June 13, 2025