Margaret D. Peggy Herrod

Bob and family,

Please accept my sincere condolences on your mother's passing. I remember her from our school days, Bob, and then shortly before she retired from Harbor Creek Junior High, I got to sub for her once or twice! A special lady, to be sure.

Chris (Harwood) Thomas

Ginger and Sue - My sympathies on the loss of your mother. I will always remember the sleepovers at your house and breakfast at the beach.

I played trumpet at Lawrence Park from 1969-72. I still have a concert program that she signed as your "fearless leader". At one point she had the band out to a farm for a party. As my only teacher to ever do something like that, she created a lifelong memory. The teachings and memories live on.

Peggy was (is!) a dear friend and sister in Christ. We had many wonderful times of fellowship and prayer together. I am sorry that I won't be able to attend the Memorial Service, but I trust I will see her again some day in His presence with great rejoicing!

Bill Saxton

Peggy was (is!) a special friend and sister in Christ. We had many wonderful times of fellowship and prayer together. Sorry that I will not be able to attend her Memorial Service, but I trust I will see her again some day in His resence with great rejoicing!
Bill Saxton

May the love of friends give you comfort and may the love of God give you peace. Peg and I shared many good times at the Church of the Covenant serving in many capacities. We all enjoyed Wednesday morning Bible study. Often we stayed together at retreats when we were both serving as Elders. She was a good friend.

Memory Eternal, my beloved Aunt.

I would like to express my deepest sympathy to Peggy's children. I met her when I was the office manager at Dusckas Funeral Home. She was a very lovely lady and I am sure she will be fondly remembered by many.
Sincerely, Patti Britt