Margaret Emily (Huhn) Jasmin

Margaret Emily (Huhn) Jasmin, A.K.A. Maggie, Maggs, Auntie Maggie “The Cool Aunt,” was born May 25, 1985. She died following a tragic and violent act on May 17, 2025, which has left us bereft. Maggie loved her friends and family and is loved in return. She often moved heaven & earth to help people. She is predeceased by extended family and her mother, Linda Mary (McClung) Huhn. She is survived by one child who she loved dearly, and who will never forget her. Those of us still here are working to preserve her legacy: Maggie’s father Robert Huhn; her brother Kurt Huhn with his wife Karin and their daughters Jordan and MacKenzie; her sister Tricia Rawnsley with her husband Andrew and their children Geoff, Kevin, and Raven; and her sister Elizabeth and her children Devon, Colton, Aiden, and Emma. Numerous cousins, aunts, and uncles also grieve her loss. Maggie’s family through marriage are also grieving; parents-in-law Mark and Helene Jasmin; sister-in-law Kate with her husband and children; and sister-in-law Laura with her husband and children remember Maggie’s laughter and warmth, and the joy she had in being an aunt. In addition to family, Maggie leaves behind her ‘chosen family;’ a large group of kind, caring friends who she cherished. Maggie found love and joy in many things. She attended the Kansas City Art Institute for ceramics, and she also painted, sketched, and designed unique tattoos. She was an accomplished sewist and a skilled knitter, crocheter, and jewelry designer. Her creativity ensured that everything she made was unique and special. She had an eye for interior design, and enjoyed personalizing her space. Maggie loved to bake and cook, especially for loved ones and was an avid gardener who loved both indoor and outdoor plants. Maggie was a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community and an intersectional feminist who fought for visibility, equality, education, and respect for all people. We will honor Maggie’s bright, beautiful, proud, unique, and energetic style. We encourage you to participate with stories and by sharing any cherished items Maggie may have gifted you. One accessory Maggie wore often serves as a clue to how she’d like to be celebrated; an enamel pin that reads “No Mourners/No Funerals.” We look forward to seeing old friends, meeting new ones, and celebrating the life of any party, our Maggie. Visitation will be held Saturday, June 21st from 11:00-1:00pm with a Celebration of Life at 1:00pm in the Winfield & Sons Funeral Home, 571 West Greenville Road, Scituate, RI. In lieu of flowers, we ask that you make a donation to The New Hampshire Victims’ Compensation Program (“donations” should be written in the memo area of a check) or to a women’s shelter near you. If you or someone you know is the victim of domestic violence, please seek help from the National Domestic Violence Hotline by calling 1−800−799−SAFE (7233) or by calling your local government or nonprofit resources. Victims Compensation Program 1 Granite Place South Concord, NH. 03301

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Margaret Emily (Huhn) Jasmin

May 17, 2025