Immaculate Silverman, known lovingly to family and friends as Maggie, passed away on Sept. 22, 2026, in Westchester, New York, at the age of 70.
Born on Oct. 18, 1955, in New York, New York, Maggie lived a life marked by grace, creativity, devotion, and quiet strength. She carried herself with warmth and dignity, and those who knew her remember her as a loving, selfless, and generous woman whose presence brought comfort and light to others. Her life was deeply rooted in her faith as a Christian, and her values were reflected in the kindness she extended to everyone around her.
Maggie pursued her passion for design through her education at Parsons School of Design, where she studied Fashion Design and developed the talents that would shape her professional life. She went on to build a distinguished career in the fashion industry, where she worked as a designer for Fendi and co-founder of Maggie London. Through her work, she demonstrated not only artistic skill and refined taste, but also dedication, discipline, and a deep appreciation for beauty and craftsmanship. Her contributions were valued by those who worked alongside her, and her creative spirit left a lasting impression on her colleagues and associates.
Beyond her professional accomplishments, Maggie was most devoted to the people she loved. She was the beloved wife of Richard, the proud mother of her sons, Craig and Joshua, proud mother-in-law to Isabela and proud grandmother of her granddaughter, Sofia. Her family was the center of her world, and she found great joy in the everyday moments shared with them. She was a steady source of encouragement, compassion, and unconditional love, and her family will forever cherish the memories they made together. Her devotion as a wife and mother and grandmother was evident in all that she did, and her legacy lives on in the lives she touched so deeply.
Maggie also found happiness in the simple and meaningful pleasures of life. She enjoyed time with family and friends, treasured art in its many forms, and felt a special affection for the beach, where she could reflect, rest, and appreciate the beauty of the world around her. These interests reflected her gentle spirit and her ability to find joy in both creativity and serenity. She had a natural appreciation for the people and places that brought her peace, and she shared that appreciation generously with others.
Those who knew Maggie will remember her for her loving heart, her selfless nature, and her generous spirit. She had a remarkable way of making others feel seen, valued, and cared for. Her kindness was genuine, her loyalty unwavering, and her compassion deeply felt. She gave of herself freely and left behind a legacy of love that will continue to inspire all who were fortunate enough to know her.
Maggie Silverman will be deeply missed by her husband, Richard, her sons, Craig and Joshua and her granddaughter Sofia, as well as by all who had the privilege of sharing in her life. Though her passing leaves an immeasurable emptiness, her memory will remain a source of comfort and strength. Her life was a beautiful expression of love, faith, creativity, and devotion, and she will be remembered always with affection, gratitude, and enduring respect.
