Murder Victim. Maggie and her husband, Greg owned and operated Hidden Hills Farm in Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania where they bred and boarded dogs and horses. Prior to moving to Pennsylvania they were residents of Brick, New Jersey. The words good, honest, and hardworking people with good hearts are used when describing both Maggie and Greg. In July, they moved to Hudson with their 27-year-old daughter, Megan, and their four-year-old grandson. Greg and Maggie had recently celebrated their wedding anniversary on August 26th. Maggie was born in Englewood and attended Wall High School in Wall Township. She was the third of seven children. Maggie was well-known as a social butterfly and for having a witty sense of humor and a tenacious spirit. She had a lifelong passion for horseback riding, starting with her favorite horse Cinnamon. Maggie worked as an Emergency Medical Technician at SAS Ambulance in Lakewood for many years. The family moved from Brick, New Jersey to New Tripoli, Pennsylvania in 1998 and opened Hidden Hills Farm. Their home and farm was the location of good times and happy memories for all. The devoted couple celebrated their 31st wedding anniversary in August. In Gregory's own words, posted on Facebook for their anniversary, "So I met a girl and after we went on our first date I told my mom I was going to marry her." Greg and Maggie loved each other with the vigor of newlyweds through all 34 years together. Their love and commitment has been an inspiration for their friends and family. Maggie is survived by her sons, Gregory Aaron Brown of New Tripoli, PA and Michael Monaghan of Belleville; her grandsons, Tristen Santisteban and Gabriel Monaghan; her mother, Emma Thomas of Brick; her father and stepmother, James and Linda Thomas of Key West, FL; her sisters, Laura Thomas, Rebecca Thomas, and Elizabeth Thomas; and her brothers, Charles Thomas, Llewellyn Thomas and James Lawrence Thomas of Brick. Gregory and Margaret are simultaneously deceased with their daughter, Megan Brown.
Murder Victim. Maggie and her husband, Greg owned and operated Hidden Hills Farm in Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania where they bred and boarded dogs and horses. Prior to moving to Pennsylvania they were residents of Brick, New Jersey. The words good, honest, and hardworking people with good hearts are used when describing both Maggie and Greg. In July, they moved to Hudson with their 27-year-old daughter, Megan, and their four-year-old grandson. Greg and Maggie had recently celebrated their wedding anniversary on August 26th. Maggie was born in Englewood and attended Wall High School in Wall Township. She was the third of seven children. Maggie was well-known as a social butterfly and for having a witty sense of humor and a tenacious spirit. She had a lifelong passion for horseback riding, starting with her favorite horse Cinnamon. Maggie worked as an Emergency Medical Technician at SAS Ambulance in Lakewood for many years. The family moved from Brick, New Jersey to New Tripoli, Pennsylvania in 1998 and opened Hidden Hills Farm. Their home and farm was the location of good times and happy memories for all. The devoted couple celebrated their 31st wedding anniversary in August. In Gregory's own words, posted on Facebook for their anniversary, "So I met a girl and after we went on our first date I told my mom I was going to marry her." Greg and Maggie loved each other with the vigor of newlyweds through all 34 years together. Their love and commitment has been an inspiration for their friends and family. Maggie is survived by her sons, Gregory Aaron Brown of New Tripoli, PA and Michael Monaghan of Belleville; her grandsons, Tristen Santisteban and Gabriel Monaghan; her mother, Emma Thomas of Brick; her father and stepmother, James and Linda Thomas of Key West, FL; her sisters, Laura Thomas, Rebecca Thomas, and Elizabeth Thomas; and her brothers, Charles Thomas, Llewellyn Thomas and James Lawrence Thomas of Brick. Gregory and Margaret are simultaneously deceased with their daughter, Megan Brown.
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