Mildred Pearce

To the Pearce Family
it has been a long time since i have seen your mom. my name is donna i use to work at jo lynn's. then i had my own salon and did your mom's hair for a long time. i loved your mom she was one in a million. i always think of her how she would always make you feel like you were the most important person in the room when you were talking.

i am sure it is a great loss i just loss my dad and we were lucky to have had such wonderful parent.
i will keep...

Mr. Pearce,
Growing up I've been to my grandfathers house countless times. The neighbors surrounding his house were people I grew accustomed to seeing all the time. You and Mrs.Pearce were always so friendly and warm and I have missed not seeing you as much these past months. Being at college now I just wanted to send my most sincere condolences. I am so very sorry for your loss.
~Melinda Korte (Lerry Korte's daughter)

I feel extremely lucky to have been Mrs. Pearce's next door neighbor for so many years. She was one of the sweetest, kindest, and most caring individuals that I have ever met. I always enjoyed seeing her when visiting my parents. I am sorry that I could not make it today to pay my respects, but my thoughts and prayers are very much with the Pearce family. She will be missed tremendously.

You are in my thoughts and prayers. Peg was a wonderful woman.

I last spoke with Aunt Peg a few months ago. I had called her from Chicago to share the news that Leah and I were expecting our first child. Despite her illness, and weakened condition, I could sense the joy in her voice. I could picture the smile on her face. While I am certainly saddened Aunt Peg will not meet our little girl, I look forward to the years to come, when I can tell her of the unconditional love and kindness that was Aunt Peg. She welcomed Leah into our family with open...

To the Entire Pearce Family,

While I only had the opportunity to know Aunt Peg for a short while, she will always remain in my memory as a caring, loving and energetic women who deeply loved her family and friends. She was always genuinely interested in knowing about our lives and what we were doing and would spend all the time she had to ask us questions and listen to everything we had to share. You never felt rushed in Aunt Peg's presence.

She was a true lady in...

Dear Uncle John, Kathleen, Richard, Tricia and Lorraine, I was so sorry to hear of Aunt Peg's passing. She was such a kind and loving person. Thought's of my childhood would not be complete without thinking about Friday night's, summer barbeques and the Crest and of course Royal Oak Drive. Aunt Peg was always such a part of everything. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. With Love, Bonnie

Dear John, Kathleen, Richard, Tricia & Lorraine.

Please know that you have my deepest sympathy for your loss, amd that you are in my thoughts and prayers. Peg was a wonderful person, and I can only imagine how much you will miss her. I have wonderful memories of so many Friday nights we all spent together, as well as the holiday barbecues.

Uncle Pud, Kathy, Tricia, Lorraine and Richard,
So sorry to hear about Aunt Peggy, she was the best. I'm going to miss her avery much. I will keep all of you in my thoughts and prayers. I have wonderful memories of Wildwood with Aunt Peggy and how much she enjoyed the shore and her jelly donuts. Sorry I can't be with you all now.