Peggy Jane Austin

Nice lady nice family. I knew Peggy from work. Her husband was a friend and co worker for years. The are missed.

Just reading the obituary of this lovely lady lets me know that she's someone I would have loved to have known. My deepest sympathy to the family. I know you'll miss everything about her. May God bless you during this time.

We still live in the same neighborhood where Peggy lived. Our oldest son Greg played ball with Jay, As a stroke victim I went to Austin Therapy where I renewed my acquaintance with Jay. Our deepest sympathy to Jay and the family. Paul & Claudette Michael

So sorry. Love and prayers for the family.

So sorry to hear of Peggy´s passing. She graduated with my brother, Jesse Blackshire. I played on the same basketball team as she did. She was a great player and a wonderful person. She and Sonny were such a cute couple. Helen Blackshire Jones. Class of `59

Peggy was a dear friend and cohort throughout all our years together in Medina School. We had a special connection because of her role in the Velvatones, a group I played piano for. She was a lively presence in the Class of 1957 at MHS and in earlier grades. I recall especially two of her stage roles--as Machiavelli, the "crafty cat," in an elementary school operetta (she skipped some lines while playing with the tail on her costume and cut the play significantly short because we all just...

I admired Peggy so very much! Just as her obit says, she had it all. Talented, beautiful, fun-loving. I never saw her without a smile and a laugh. She has definitely left her mark on the world. My sincere condolences to all the family.

Jay, please accept our deepest sympathies. Allen and Laura Butler.