Catherine Peggy Chapman

So sorry for your loss. What a great lady! I got to spend a few holidays with Peggy/Catherine at Judith and Ken's house when she lived here in Castle Rock. I always enjoyed talking with her, she had a unique perspective on things. And my favorite thing to do at work in the early "aughts" with Jude, was to play "Where in the World is Peggy?"... Like Waldo... No one knew where she was from time-to-time, until someone in the family got a postcard! Remembering her, makes me smile.

I am still learning more stories about my amazing grandmother's life and personality. So privileged to share my 40 years with her--

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I am so sorry for your loss. May you find comfort from our Heavenly Father the hearer of prayers.

Psalm 86:6-7

So sorry to hear about the loss of Catherine. Please know that you are in the thoughts and prayers of many individuals who truly care about you. May the God who supplies endurance and comfort grant you peace. (Psalms 94:19)

In sympathy and hope acts24 : 15

I had Madame Chapman for 7th and 8 th grade French at WTVL Jr. High. That was 1968 and 69. She instilled in me a great love for foreign languages. My father and mother both spoke English as a 2nd language. I was ear trained by the time I met Madame. I went on to study French,Italian,Spanish and Latin in high school and college. I still take foreign language classes. To this day I use all of them. Madame started me on my journey into the love of foreign language and cultures. Merci Madame!...