Margaret Ann Bostick
Margaret Rice Bostick passed away December 6, 2021 at the age of sixty-four years, one month and fifteen days. She died at her home in Houston after fighting multiple myeloma for fifteen years.
Margaret was born October 21, 1957 to L.D. Rice and Zella High Rice. She was the first girl in the Rice family in seven generations.
Margaret had been a resident of Houston for the past seven years, previously living in Kemah for 30 years.
Margaret worked for Eastwood & Company for fourteen years.
Margaret was preceded in death by father, L.D. Rice; daughter, Stephanie Wind; brother, Roger Rice and special aunt Nathalie “Nat” Taylor.
Margaret leaves behind husband, Anthony Bostick of Houston, who has been her life saver, nurse and best friend. She also leaves behind mother, Zella Rice; daughter, Shannon Wind Rodriguez and husband, Jeremy, Kristin Wind Reed and husband, Ryan, brothers, John R. Rice and wife, Elta, James S Rice and wife, C.C. and five grandchildren., Noah, Austin, and Lance Rodriguez, Bryan Mabray and Addison Reed.
In her honor, there will be a service on Wednesday, December 22, 2021 at 1:00 pm at Crowder Funeral Home Chapel in Dickinson, Texas.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made in her honor to the Multiple Myeloma Foundation at www.myeloma.org
My heart and prayers are with the family.
My fondest embrace to Zella and family.
This is very sad news. Rest In Peace, Margaret, healthy and in God’s loving arms. My heart goes out to Tony and Margaret’s family.
Thank you, Linda. I did not know how to reach you to deliver the news. I figured Henry would. Margaret enjoyed everyday the two of you worked together. Thank you for bringing her joy.
Tony
Margaret touched so many lives in the very best way. I am so grateful and blessed that I got the chance to know her we became such good friends. Please accept my deepest condolences to you and the family over the loss of Margaret. I offer you my heartfelt support and friendship as you navigate this difficult time. Praying and wishing you hope, comfort and healing when you’re ready.