Snohomish, Washington
1925 - 2016
It is with deepest sorrow that the family of Margaret F. Ferguson (Peggy to those who knew her) announces that she opened the door to her new life of peace on Monday, May 16, 2016. Peggy, born into this life on January 5, 1925, was raised in Newburgh, N.Y., as the youngest daughter of Robert and...
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I will always remember Peggy's kind heart,generousiity,and her love for animals. She was a good friend to all. I was a caregiver for Chet,and then was her house keeper. I was privilaged to spend lots of extra time with her as well. RIP Peggy,thank you for all the good memories.
Tiffanie Engle
July 03, 2016 | East Wenatchee, WA
Oh that Peggy, was wonderful and oh so cheery. She had
such a zest for life and always a beautiful smile.
I met Peggy while I was working in the office at Buse Mill
which was adjacent to St. Regis where Peggy worked in
the office. We would meet a lunch hour to play gin rummy
with the guys. Peggy, like myself, worked every day in
a "man's" world - we both looked like women but
were told that we "thought like men".
What a joy to have known Peggy. Thoughts...
Carol Robertson
June 28, 2016 | Bellingham, WA
Peggy has been a great friend to my family and especially to my mother Gloria Williams for many years. We miss her already. Rest in peace dear lady.
Jari Williams
June 28, 2016
It's just impossible to describe what great friends Chet & Peggy were to us.In 1971 we moved in next door to Peggy and have been great friends ever since. We traveled together and belonged to many of the same organizations. Peggy will be always be missed
RuthAnn & Jack LaPoint
June 27, 2016
Peggy was a faithful and generous member of the Silver Lake Kiwanis Club. Her faithfulness to the goals and projects of the club will be greatly missed.
George Boulton, Lt. Gov., Disision 22, Pacific Northwest Kiwanis
June 27, 2016
I would add that she was also forgiving and supportive; an amazing woman. She will be missed.
Juanita Benetin
June 26, 2016 | Seattle, WA