Margaret Raechal “Rae Rae” Hamilton

Margaret Raechal Hamilton “Rae Rae” was born on December 12, 1987 in Marietta Ohio. She was called to her savior Wednesday evening March 18, 2020 at the age of 32 years 3 months old at her home in Springfield, MO.

Her family moved back to Dallas County, MO to be near grandparents at the age of one.

Margaret Raechal attended Long Lane and Buffalo Elementary, Buffalo Middle School, and graduated early from Buffalo HS in 2006 where she studied graphic art and nursing.

She always had a big smile or making funny faces. As a child and teen, she enjoyed playing on her grandparent’s farm in Long Lane. They nicknamed her best buddy and meanie. She loved to sing, write, art, outdoors, beauty, spending time with family and friends. She would volunteer daily at nursing homes, and participated in Miss Dallas Co. She had numerous friends, but Margaret had a close bond with her sisters and brother.

Margaret Raechal was saved and baptized and was very active in the Buffalo Assembly of God. She graduated as an honor star in Missionettes. She also attended Harmony Baptist Church where she often sang specials. As an adult she attended South Haven Baptist Church in Springfield with her children.

There are too many words to describe her; loving, fun, joyful, loyal, intelligent, beautiful inside and out, powerful, strong, happy, always singing, always writing, passionate, full of life, strong willed, glam, talented, Best Friend, caring, fierce, vibrant, spunky and sassy. Wild child, unique, wonderful sister, and loving mother. Her dad Ricky said the best “she was a once in lifetime person.” She will be deeply missed by her parents, siblings, family and friends.

Margaret attended OTC and Paul Mitchell and was certified in many things. She worked in home health care, nursing homes and in hair salons.

Margaret Raechal fulfilled her biggest dream of becoming a mother of 3. She loved her children very deeply; they were her sunshine.

She is preceded in death by her grandparents, Loveta, Doyle, Joyce, Cansler, and John Jasper.

She is survived by her parents, Ricky and Leona (Cansler) Jasper of Long Lane, MO and Kermit Hamilton of IL; three sisters, Ashlee (Hamilton) and Danny Van Nostran Ketchikan, AK, Kermetta (Hamilton) Navarro and Justin Fraser of Bolivar, MO, Jillian Jasper of Long Lane, MO; one brother, Ricky (Jake) Jasper II of Long Lane, MO; one brother-in-law, Ponciano Navarro of Humansville, MO; Grandma Shirley Jasper of Buffalo, MO; seven nieces and nephews; and many aunts, uncles and cousins.

She will live on thru her three children, Terrance Allan, Addyson RaeLeigh & Kaydence Layne Miller. Her words “Mommy loves you more than you will ever know. Not a single second goes by that you are not on my mind & in my heart”

Cremation rites were accorded under the care and direction of the Cantlon-Otterness & Viets Funeral Home of Buffalo. A memorial stone will be placed at New Hope Cemetery in Long Lane, MO next to grandparents.

Due to the corona 19 virus, the Celebration of Life will be announced later this summer.