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Margo Elaine (Kester) Honza, age 74, passed away on November 14, 2021 in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
Margo was born on May 22, 1947 to Bryden Kester Sr. and Twilah (Miller) Kester in Bartlesville.
Margo married the love of her life, George C. Honza on April 30, 1965 and made their home and raised their daughter in Bartlesville. She loved to cook, explore genealogy of her and her husband’s family, loved animals especially her pugs, she loved visiting with her many friends and especially her best friend, Delores Nolf, and she was always happy to see and talk to her one and only grandson.
She was preceded in death by her father, Bryden P, Kester; her mother, Twilah Kester; half-brother and his wife, Bryden P. Kester Jr and Katherine Kester; half-sister, Dorothy Dickson (Glatfelder); niece, Judy Harmon; and many close friends.
She is survived by her Husband, George C. Honza; daughter, Melissa Weaver and husband John Weaver; grandson, Matthew Fisher; nephew, Jon Harmon and wife Marla; lots of friends, and best friend, Delores Nolf.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests making donations in Margo's name to either the SPCA or The Journey Home.
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