Margaret Jackson Bundy

Birth date: Jul 21, 1932 Death date: Jan 6, 2022

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Margaret Jackson Bundy, 89, died at MUSC-Lancaster after a long battle with cancer. A native of Birmingham, Alabama, she and her husband, Charles A. Bundy, had resided in Lancaster since 1971. They also lived in Rockingham, North Carolina; Jesup, Georgia; Birmingham, Alabama and Macon, Georgia.She served for many years on the State Library Board, four years as Chairman, and was known throughout the state as an advocate of library services and funding. In 2000, she was recognized as one of the five living advocates of South Carolina at the annual meeting of the American Library Association in Chicago. She had previously served thirteen years on the Lancaster County Library Board, several years in the position of Chairman, and was instrumental in the establishment of a new library in Kershaw. She completed her latest term on the Board in July 2021, being deeply involved in its new building construction.As an active member of First United Methodist Church of Lancaster, she has been Chairman of the Staff Parish Relations Committee, a member of the Administrative Board and an active member of the United Methodist Women.She is past president of the Lancaster Garden Club, president of the Lancaster Council of Garden Clubs, a Board member of the Garden Clubs of South Carolina and a Master Gardner. Margaret was well known as a speaker on the planting and care of hydrangeas. She was also a member of the Literary Review Club and the Ladies Golf Association of Lancaster.Margaret graduated from Converse College and later received a Masters Degree of Education in both the Teaching of Reading and Guidance Counseling from Winthrop University. For seventeen years, she was a classroom teacher and guidance counselor in Macon, Georgia and Lancaster High School.In 2004, she was recognized by Converse College and received the alumnae Community Service Award for her contributions to improvement in Lancaster and South Carolina.Early on, she was a swimmer and throughout her life, she enjoyed tennis and golf. Margaret was an avid sports fan and was interested in all sporting events. She deeply enjoyed following college football and the Atlanta Braves.She is survived by her husband, Charlie; sons, Charles A. Bundy, Jr. and wife Carole of Columbia, SC; Robert J. Bundy and wife Fran of Independence, Virginia; Dan H. Bundy and wife Teri of Birmingham, Alabama; grandchildren, Elizabeth Ruczko (Daniel), Kathryn Hornack (Mat), Thomas Bundy and William Bundy; along with five great grandchildren.A memorial service will be held at the First United Methodist Church in Lancaster, South Carolina, on Monday, January 10, 2022 at 10:30 a.m. with the Rev. Neal Woods officiating. Following the service there will be a reception at USC-Lancaster Bradley Arts Building. Interment will be at St. David’s Cemetery in Cheraw, South Carolina, the Bundy Family lot at a later date. Memorial contributions may be made to the Margaret Jackson Bundy Fellowship at the College of Mass Communication and Information Studies at the University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina 29208 or to the Cultural Arts Center at 1859 Craig Farm Road, Lancaster, SC 29720.Notes to the family may be made at www.lancasterfuneralhome.com.Lancaster Funeral Home & Cremation Service is serving the family of Mrs. Bundy.

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Robin Hutchison

Dear Charlie, Chuck, Bob and Dan,
I only recently learned of Margaret’s death a couple of weeks ago from Bernice. I am devastated for your loss and so very sad to have missed her Memorial Service. Margaret was one of my all time favorite people, not only because of her love for and dedication to my parents, but also because of her friendship to me. She was an accomplished, kind, generous and creative person who brightened the lives of so many. I will never forget all the great times we shared, including the wonderful telephone hour conversation this fall after Bubber’s funeral. I know how much you will miss her, but the great spirit she embodied will live on in your memory forever.
Much love,
Robin Richards Hutchison

Please call or text (919.606.1417) or email contact information for Charlie and the boys.

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T. Platt

Recently visited the new and expanded library and only then learned about Mrs. Bundy's passing. She provided excellent guidance to me in my time at LHS and always extended a warm greeting to me when our paths crossed outside of school, while I was a student and in subsequent times. My condolences to the family. Todd Platt

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Laurie Hutchinson

in honor of Margaret.
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Mark Taylor - Windsor, Ca

in honor of Margaret.
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Mark Bobbi Strickland

Our deepest condolences to the Bundy family. Margaret was a true southern lady, so classy and warm. She was Lancaster’s version of a Steel Hydrangea. It was an honor to have known her.

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Judy Dennis

So sorry to hear of Mrs. Bundy’s passing! She was a great lady! She will be missed! Prayers for comfort for the whole family!

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Nicholas Pasquine

Charlie. We are so sorry to hear of your tremendous loss. She was a very special person. Hopefully time will heal this for you and family.

Nick & Harriet Pasquine

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Beth Lemay

I am heartbroken to hear of your sweet moms passing Dan, I know Heaven is shining so much brighter now ❤️

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Becky Ammons

in honor of Margaret.

Mr. Charlie and Family, I am so sorry of hear of Mrs. Margaret’s death. She was always such a nice and friendly lady. I always enjoyed running into her at Harris-Teeter when we had one, and other places around town. You were so blessed to have such a sweet soulmate, and she was blessed to have you as well! My prayers are with each of you during this time of loss. May God’s love and comfort surround you all during the days to come.
Love and prayers, Becky and Mark Ammons and John Boykin

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