Photo courtesy of Daniel K. Regan Funeral Home - Montrose
Oct 10, 1952 - Jan 22, 2026
the last christmas we all had together. first ever picture on my new tablet.
Presley Hurd
February 08, 2026 | Grandchild
I was so very sorry to hear that Peggy had passed. She was fun when we both worked at Newark Valley High School. She was such a kind lady with a great sense of humor. May our Lord wrap His loving arms around you to give you comfort. God Bless!
Cindy Gregrow
January 25, 2026 | Berkshiire, NY | Friend
She will be missed a lot she was such an awesome lady, always to the point tell you how it was no matter what
Melissa Nixon
January 24, 2026 | Endicott, NY | Friend
Her granddaughter Presley teaching her how to use her phone
Keith Hurd
January 24, 2026 | Owego, NY | Son
So sorry conne, I worked with peg at the school, peg was a great women and lots of fun. Rip peg.
January 24, 2026
I will miss seeing your smile. Rip
Ginger Mock
January 24, 2026 | Little Mdws, PA | Friend
Connie,
So very sorry to hear about Peggy. We had good times working at the HS.
Cathy Y
Cathy Yetter
January 24, 2026
Moms granddaughter showing her how to use her new cell phone
Moms granddaughter showing her how to use her new cell phone
Keith Hurd
January 24, 2026 | Owego, NY | Son
Helen (Peggy) Arlene Hurd (Strohl), 73, passed away peacefully on January 22, 2026, in Little Meadows, PA. She was born on October 10, 1952, in Friendsville, Pennsylvania to Stanley and Rena (Davis) Strohl, and was a proud, lifelong resident of Little Meadows, Pennsylvania.
She is survived by her loving son, Keith Hurd, and his wife, Stacey, who will always cherish her memory. Peg also leaves behind her devoted sister, Connie Strohl, and their brother, Alan Strohl, and his wife, Gladys. Peg was sadly preceded in death by her beloved daughter, Toni Hurd, whose battle with cancer ended courageously on January 23rd, 2025, and her two other brothers, Scott and Terry Strohl.
Peg will be remembered most for her holiday cookie trays and making Chocolate Lush for al family gatherings. Her generosity and gentle spirit touched countless lives, making everyone around her feel valued and cared for. Her greatest joy was spending time with her once large, loving family.
She was the cherished grandmother to eight grandchildren (Cody, Lucas, Makayla, Dakota, Hailey, Madison, Christian and Presley) and many great-grandchildren, and she adored every moment she spent with those that went to see her. Peg also treasured her many nieces and nephews.
Per Peggy’s request, there will be no services. Peg’s family will have a quiet service at home.
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