Maggie was born December 26, 1935 in Vancouver, Washington to Ernest and Eleanor McCullough. She died December 5, 2006 in Wasilla, Alaska following a lengthy illness. Maggie was a 1953 graduate of Del Norte High School in Crescent City, California. Maggie traveled extensively, but in 1970 found herself back in Crescent City. She made her home in Crescent City until July 2006 when she moved to Alaska to be with her eldest daughter in the last stages of her illness. Prior to her twenty years of service with the County of Del Norte, Maggie worked as a legal secretary for attorneys in both Del Norte and Humboldt Counties. She began her Del Norte Career with the Department of Social Services in December 1974 as an intake officer and progressed to become the County Welfare Fraud Investigator. She gained peace officer status and held that job until her retirement in December 1994. Additionally, she was a member of the County Felony Investigation Team. Maggie was active in the early years of the Del Norte Taxpayer League and was a member of the International Footprinters Association. Maggie loved to travel, loved going on cruises (particularly the planning stages), loved riding horses in her younger years, but most of all she loved her cats. She is survived by her daughters, Debby Allen of Wasilla, Alaska and Kim Duncan of Reno, Nevada; granddaughters, Wendy J. Ingram of Wasilla, Alaska; Heather A. Ingram of Wasilla, Alaska; Patricia D. Ingram of Sierra Vista, Arizona; and Courtney Duncan of Medford, Oregon; great-grandchildren, David, Anissa, Anthony, Adrianna, Cali, Jacob, Taylor, Sean and Jordyn. Maggie was preceded in death by her father, Ernest ("Hap") Maxwell McCullough and her mother, Eleanor "Betty" McNamara.