Margaret "Peg" Kiley

Kathy, Karen, Ed, Linda - I am so sorry to hear about your mom. I was thinking about her a few weeks ago when I went to the Fernwood for lunch with some co-workers. She certainly lived a long, full life. I read the obituary while in Hartford Hospital with my mom last week. Mom died on Tuesday, August 21st. I am just now getting the chance to send my condolences. My thoughts and prayers are with you all...Donna

Ed, Linda and Kiley Family,

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. I remember how much fun your mom had at work and enjoyed her many travels. She was so full of life and will be remembered for her smile and fun loving humor. I hope you and your families are doing well and know that she is watching over you in her joyful loving way. My thoughts are with you.

Ed, Linda, Karen and Kathy,

I wanted to let you all know how very sorry I am to hear of your mom's passing. What an amazing lady she was.
We are all blessed, as I know you are, with a lot of great memories. She was always so fun and full of life and so very giving to everyone.
I have, and treasure one of the beautiful afghans she made.
Remember the spaghetti plate she would present to unsuspecting guests?
Your mom truly was one of a kind.
She will be missed by all of us.

Dear Karen, Anna, Joe, & Katie,
We are so sorry to hear of the passing of your Mom/Grandmother. Our Love and Prayers are with you.

Dear Kathy, Karen, and family

I just want to say my sorrows once again. I have only known Peg for about 6 months although it has felt of a life time. I truly have missed her since the day I didn't see her shining face @ACC. I have numerous fond memories of her. I will cherish her in my heart forever. She will be very missed and may god bless all of you. It has been a pleasure knowing Peg and to have had the gracious oppurtunities to spend with her at the center. May she rip.

To Karen, Katie, Anna, Joey and the Kiley Family,

In times over the past couple years that I have had the pleasure of being in the company of Ms.'Peg' Kiley there has been one constant throughout, joy. She was always quick to find the humor in a situation and smile; this was a contagious trait. In her passing God's promise of peace is made good. For although sorrow seemed to last for the night, she has now been returned to joy in a glorious and new morning. I am thankful for the joyful...

To Kathy and the Kiley Family -

I was sorry to hear of your mother's passing - I have fond (and fun!) memories or her from our childhood in Newington. She came into my mind several months ago when I was driving past The Fernwood in Elmwood! I hope you and yours are well - you are in my thoughts.

My very first thought was how peaceful she looked in hospice. I ask her to count and very carefully she counted 1-2 3- for me, joyce and herself. Then I said Jesus is here too. She counted again 1, 2, 3, 4. Precious Memories.

Dearest friend Karen and family: I am so glad I got to meet your Mom & Grandma when I came to Florida a couple of years ago. She was such a sweet, vibrant woman with such boundless energy. I rejoice with you in knowing she's now with our Lord Jesus and no longer has to face pain and confusion on this earth. May God's very presence give you sweet comfort as you remember with tears and laughter all those precious times together. Love and prayers, Nancy