Ms. Margaret Ann Richardson Monroe Dill, 75, of Linden passed away Friday November 17,2017 at Bethaney Center for Rehabilitation and Healing. She was born in Perry County to the late Lonnie Richardson and Jessie Evans Richardson. She was a lifelong member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Margaret worked for the Perry County School System for 42 years. She started out as a teacher's aide and retired as School Counselor for Linden Elementary, Linden Middle and Lobelville Schools. "Miss" Margaret loved all her students. She also held a Real Estate License for several years and worked with her brother David at Richardson Real Estate. She absolutely loved to dance and would go dancing 2 or 3 nights a week or more with Lucy if they could. Margaret loved to travel and had traveled to all 50 United States and 20 foreign Countries, traveling with her main traveling companion Rendia Ward whom she considered a sister. She also traveled with her dear friend Martha Mitchener. She loved seeing the world and experiencing new adventures. Most of all she loved her children and told everyone she had raised two fine children. She was so proud of her only grandson Grant and his accomplishments and was thrilled when she found out she was going to be a great-grandmother to little miss Ada Monroe. Her eyes lit up when Ada would enter the room. She also loved her daughter-in-law Nina and son-in-law Terry. In addition to her parents she is also preceded in death by her brother Malton Richardson. Survivors include her son Greg (Nina) Monroe, a daughter Melanie (Terry) Gladden, grandson Grant (Amber) Monroe, great-granddaughter Ada Monroe, step-granddaughter Rachel (Justin) Marshall, and step-granddaughters Abby and Alyza Marshall, a brother David (Diana) Richardson, nephews Jarrod (Jennifer) Richardson, Dee (Tracy) Richardson, a niece PJ (Mark) Bates and a host of other loving family members and many, many friends. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Miss Margaret Scholarship Fund at the Bank of Perry County or Young Funeral Home. This scholarship will be awarded to a future teacher/educator.

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