Birth date: Dec 20, 1959 Death date: Apr 29, 2024
Margaret Lucy Cannon Tippetts, age 64 flew away to heaven on Monday, April 29th, 2024, surrounded by her loving family. Margaret was born on December 20th, 1959, to George Ivins and Isabel Hales Cannon in Salt Lake City, Utah. He Read Obituary
It was an honor to have known Margaret and Les. Best of people. Prayers of comfort and solace.
Dear Les, Chase, Rex, and Cannon Family,
The obituary is a lovely tribute to an intelligent, vivacious, approachable woman. She accomplished a lot during her life. She worked hard and gave her time to pursuits that mattered and that befitted others.
Although she was dynamic and energetic, she seemed to have a deep faith which radiated a peace that one felt in her presence. She knew that she was a choice daughter of God and was deeply loved.
We felt welcomed and included when we were around her. She seemed to have a gift to make others feel appreciated.
We will miss her!
What a profound loss to have such a cheerful, creative woman missing from your side.
Our prayers are being sent for comfort and strength.
Much love,
Gary and Rebecca (Willis) Boren
We have known and loved Margaret & Les for a long time. Margaret always shared her love of life, humor, wisdom and faith. It was so much fun to announce the engagement of Margaret & Les from the pulpit in the Parley’s 7th ward - people applauded in Sacrament meeting. Jan & I are traveling out of the country and will miss the services. We think of traveling as a way to honor Margaret - she and Les are in our hearts. We are so glad we got to visit Margaret about a month ago. We pray that happy memories and faith will help sustain Les and the boys in the challenging times ahead. Dale & Jan Lambert
She was a friend from Parley's 7th ward. Wonderful person and great husband--Les. So sorry about this
I was able to be in the singles ward with her and Les. My heart breaks for you all and those who knew her. I admired the dignity and grace she shared with all those around her ❤️. Hugs Joy Jacobsen.
