Peggy Marriott Obituary

Peggy, you were an amazing person. i loved coming over to see you when i was younger. i remember spending so much time with you n my gramgirl.i wish i had gotten to see you one more time. i will miss you dearly and will always be thinking about you. i miss you n love you.

Grandmama, you were the only person I told practically everything to. My first kiss, oh gosh, I remember your face lit up like you were my age again. You asked so many questions to make sure that I was okay and also to make sure you didnt have to kick the boys butt. :) I loved going out to the house, sitting on your bed and talking for several hours about everything that was going on in school, with boys, and my friends. You made sense, even if I couldnt admit it then, it really helped. You were like my best firend that knew so much about alot of things we talked about. You were in my life for almost 18 years and i'm going to miss you so much. Graduations coming up and I know you'll be there, I just wish it was in person. I miss you and love you. <3

Love You Oodles & Goobles Grandmama

Peggy Weggy
Growing up I never had a female that I could really call a girlfriend and thought they were non-existent until you came into my life in 1972. You were the BEST FRIEND I ever had.
We shared so many good times along with our fears and tears and secrets. Oh the stories I could tell and mostly all good. Such as the time we were going after mice to feed to Jimmy’s snakes and had a heck of a time keeping them in a box until we got home-we had stopped at my Mom’s and while inside one of those nasty little critters got out and we were trying to catch it-with your bare hands you were the lucky one to catch it and you immediately threw it to the ground after it bit you and you said “that damn thing bit me” and you never were one to use much bad language-my Mom and I both stood there bent over in laughter ! And how about the time our Saint Bernard (Bruza) heard a bolt of lighting and thunder as you were trying to get in the door and you grabbed ahold of her collar and down the basement stairs you both went-silly you-why did you not turn loose of her? All the trips up the hill and to bingo and shopping was always a joy. We had many many adventures in our thirty years of friendship and I shall always remember them. Our kids grew up thinking they were brothers & sisters even (anyway my boys & Dana). Ha We also enjoyed the many dances and card games we shared with our hubbies on occasion.
Things changed drastically between us after our move to Pueblo and I received your letter which broke my heart but I do understand you needed someone closer to you to do fun things with and all and I do not hold that against you. I loved you like a sister Peg and always will.
I shall cherish my memories of you!
Love TT

Mother's Day just isn't the same without you Mom. ='( I wish you were here. Love You *huggs*

Peggy, The only thing that makes this bearable is knowing you are with your Lord and Savior. I miss you so much and always will. Love You, Bev

I can't remember when I didn't know Peggy. Even in these later yeaers when our schedules seemed to keep us apart, I knew that if I needed something that Peggy was just a phone call away. I knew that she would either come over or talk to me as long as I needed. I can't ever remember when Peggy wasn't smiling. I will miss her great wit and sense of humor. She had the most unique laugh. While I know that she is gone from our sight, she will always be in our hearts and minds. Our prayers go out to the family as they wait for their time to see their loved one again, and they will when we all meet in Heaven. Peggy was one of my stepping stones to the Lord. Peggy lived her testimony. Her love for the Lord shone through her, she lived her witness. Dear family please know that if you need ANYTHING all you have to do is call and I will be there, just like Peggy would for me. God Bless you all Love Darlene Wulf and family, Falcon, Co

I miss you Mom *huggs*

I thought I heard Peggy's unique giggle at her service today. As Jerry said, she would be so surprised to realize she had so many friends. She is no longer in pain. Thank God for that.
Earl & Shirley Fox, Westcliffe, Co.

Peggy will be greatly missed by everyone that had the great fortune to know her. God called her home to rest. Our Warmest Sympathies go out to Jerry, Dana, Ariel, and Rodney. I so enjoyed all the great emails she would forward to me. I loved when Jerry would bring her by for a visit. We could gab for hours and her sense of humor was fabulous. She was just one of those people who attracted you with their smile and wit. I could rarely just stop by because we would just start talking and poof an hour would go by. Each time I come over that old hill on Meridian I will think fondly of Peggy and know she walking with the Lord and watching over all she has touched.

I wish I could be there with all of Peggy's family.... my family, today at the memorial service. I am thinking of you all.

I am so sorry to hear of Peggys passing. I knew Peggy for many years and I loved her so much. She was a wondeful person, especially meeting up with her in the stores and we just kept talking. My sypmpathy goes out to all the family. Pat Harper and family, Calhan