Dan and I were so lucky to see you and Art just a few weeks before your passing. As usual, you were in great form, looked great, your vibrant self, making us feel good just being with you. We will miss you, my sweet friend, like a sister from another mother. Linda and I will pray for you and all your loving family, as well as our Art, who was blessed to have you and bask in your love. We miss you, as we know you are on the other side missing us. As the Greeks say, “May your memory be eternal”.

Art, Joyce and I loved seeing Peg at the club. She was the first person to invite us to dinner at the club. We are so sorry.

Our deepest condolences to our friend Art and his wonderful Family ! Peg was certainly 1 of a kind and I am so grateful to call her my dear friend ! She was the most genuine , loving , kind , Happy gal and will be sorely missed !
All our Love and prayers
The Colella Family ❤️

So glad Peg and Art made it back to Illinois for our last high school reunion in June, 2025….Over the last 35 years, we shared many family events and made many happy memories. She will always have a place in my heart.

So sorry for your loss old friend. You were blessed to have such a wonderful woman in your life. Cherish the memories.

Peg was one of kind and a great Addition to our pinochle card group, the Seven Springs Garden Club and so many activities at Seven Springs Country Club. She was loved by everyone who knew her and shared in her life. She will be greatly missed here. And as a devout member of St Thomas Aquinas Church, we are sure she has gone on to a new life in heaven. What a pleasure it has been to know her!

Peg was a very special lady. All who knew her will always miss her kindness, especially the many veterans who loved her and Art. From herding us to dinner or teaching me how to send text messages, Peg will always be in our hearts.

Harold and Michele Sakalian

January 28, 2025

Harry and I are so saddened by Peg’s passing. She was a big part of my life and I’ll miss her terribly! She was naturally happy and unafraid to step forward to help anyone. She loved life, and her Catholic faith was very important to her. We’re praying for Art and their family.

I meant Peg as she walked in my room in the hospital in the seventies. I was very sick with severe depression and anxiety acute and chronic. She said would you like my help? After that we embarked on an 11-year Journey to getting well. I believe God brought her to me. Through the years I never stopped thanking her and told her I would forever be grateful. From time to time we spoke through the years. The last time was June 27th. She never mentioned that she was ill. She sure was one of a kind. My deepest condolences to Art and all the kids and her siblings. I mourn with you. Deeply devastated

Niki, I am so sorry to hear about your mom. I hope that the memories you have with help comfort you in the days to come.

Peggy was one of the sweetest people I’ve ever known. Always smiling. She didn’t have a phony bone in her body and never said a bad thing about anyone! She loved her Artie feircely. Until we meet again, rest in sweet peace my friend.

Peggy was a wonderful lady who will be missed by all. Always smiling, kind and enjoying life. My deepest sympathies for Art and the family. She was loved by everyone.

It’s such a shock to hear of Peg’s passing. I met Peg and Art while living in Florida @ 7 Springs and we had that “midwestern” bond right from the start! Peggy is one of those people that whenever you would hear her name, you would automatically smile 🙂 You could talk to her about anything and everything, never feeling judged or uncomfortable. I’m glad she trusted me to “Moxie – sit” a few times, while they went out of town! My deepest condolences to the Miller family, so very sorry for your loss.

Peggy had a unique way of brightening everyone’s day with her funny and uplifting spirit. She was always there for everyone, showing genuine care and kindness. It’s hard to imagine being here without her laughter and her thoughtful gestures.

While we will miss Peggy dearly, I take comfort in knowing that she has left us with many wonderful memories that we will cherish forever. I will be here with Art to keep her spirit alive in our hearts.

Bless you, Peggy, for all the joy and compassion you have shared with us. You will always hold a special place in our hearts.

Dear Art and Family,
We were so saddened by Peggy’s passing. She was a big part of our life, and we will miss her terribly! She had a tremendous love of life and thought the world of all of you. She always praised you and your families and was so excited with your accomplishments. She was always sharing pictures of her loving family to us.

We met through our husbands; they were war buddies and served with the 101st Airborne Division, Kingsmen/Lancers Assault Helicopter Company. We instantly shared a bond and love that one cannot describe. Peggy was always there for us, no matter what. Since retiring to Florida, we would often get together and spend the holidays with Art and Peggy as well; that is when they weren’t traveling up north to be with their family. We have many wonderful memories that we will cherish and forever be with us. We are still stunned and can’t imagine our reunions without Peggy. She has left a void.

Rest in Peace, Peggy. You will always hold a special place in our hearts and forever be with us.

All our love and prayers.

Kenny and Sonya Simonian

Peg was one of my best friends. I still can’t believe she is gone. She was one of sweetest , caring and loving people I have ever met. Peg you will be greatly missed!! We love you!!!

So remember the first time I met Peggy. I was a hairdresser and one of my customers who was real shy was with her and when she said she was looking for someone to do her hair Donna looked at her and said you have to go to Debbie and we became such great friends. She was such a joy to be with. I took my first Senior Bus Trip because she planned all of them. So special and will be missed by so many of us. 💙💙💙🙏🙏🙏