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Marjorie Day, 85, of Amity, PA, died on November 1, 2026. Margie was born February 2, 1941, in Amwell Township to Margaret M. (Miller) Miles and Nelson A. Miles.
She graduated from Trinity High School and Penn Commercial Business School in Washington; PA. Margie was employed by Tygart Valley Glass (Brockway Plant Number 7) in the payroll office where she met her husband, Gerald Day. Margie was the branch manager at a credit union in Washington for many years. She was later employed as the Amwell Township Tax Collector for twenty-five years, a position she just retired from in January 2026.
On August 8, 1964, she married her beloved husband Gerald Day, who survives. This year they celebrated 62 wonderful years of marriage. In addition to her husband, Margie is survived by her cherished son Chris Day, and her daughter-in-law Monica Day, of Upper St Clair. Her granddaughters are Leah Day, of Stow, OH, and Miranda Day of Upper St Clair. Being a grandmother to the girls was Margie's pride and joy and she was so happy to welcome Leah's husband Jacob Eisenhart into the family last year.
Margie is also survived by her brothers, Nelson E. Miles and Frank Miles, both of Columbus, OH, and her sister Alice May Hatfield of Amity, PA, and sister-in-law Phyllis (Tony) Caggiula of Naples, FL. Her treasured nieces and nephews are Michael (Nicole) Miles, Vicki (Trent) Scott, Michael Cardwell, Marcia (Sarah Cochran) Miles, Jeanne Hatfield Stolfer, Tim Hatfield, and Jodi (Thomas) Harris, Greg Hammel, and Marnie (Mari Millard) Hammel as well as several great-nieces and great-nephews. In addition to her parents, Margie was preceded in death recently by her niece, Michele Miles Cardwell of Iowa.
Margie enjoyed spending time on the family farm, planting flowers, and travelling. She loved the many cruises she took with her family, going to the beach every year, and the occasional trip to the casino. Margie was known by all for her vibrant smile, kindness, and her joyful, generous spirit. She loved spending time with her family most when playing cards, baking pies, and sharing stories. Above all, she cherished her family.
Friends and family are invited to the William G. Neal Funeral Home 925 Allison Ave Washington PA on Thursday November 5, 2026, from 2PM to 4PM and 6PM to 8PM. A funeral service will take place at the funeral home on November 6, 2026, at 11AM. Burial to follow at North 10 Mile Baptist Church Cemetery.
William G. Neal Funeral Home
William G. Neal Funeral Home
William G. Neal Funeral Home
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