Margaret Tyo

Peg and I formed a friend ship when I was in my late 20s. I had delivered a still born full term baby boy. At that time there was not any support in grieving. She reached out to me and I to her. She was going through a difficult time. Both of us having problems with sadness. It was wonderful to share time with one another in lifting one another up in prayer and friendship. She encouraged me. Telling me she was proud of me. I still over the year´s have loved her and Les. She was such a...

Peg was such a great neighbor to our family when we moved into our home across the street from Tyos, in 1959, located in Pleasant Heights, south of Seattle. We had great visits with them after they moved to Beaverton, especially after the "hurricane" in 1962. I treasure the book of her writings that she gifted to me. One of my best friends EVER! Another close friend of mine passed one month earlier. Two new Angels in Heaven, both were over 90!

My late mother, Bonnie Bunch, met Peg at church and was ever so fond of her, mentioning her often. They shared a mutual enjoyment of playing games. Please accept my family's sympathy on your loss.

Peg and I would count the collection every Monday. We were partners for quite awhile. She was a treasure to be with. I´ve missed our time together. Hugs to her family.