Peggy Ann Geist

I think of her every time I listen to the Moody Blues.

I worked with Peggy at Bank of America in the early 80s. She was a lovely woman who always had a smile and a kind word for others, and I'm heartbroken to read of her passing. She surely left us way too soon.

It was such a pleasure getting to know Peggy through work at Merrill Chase. Peggy was a delight to speak with, so helpful, and warm. Merrill Chase is gone but Peggy will be forever in my memory.. " Good things don't last forever,they just pass through-leaving imprints on the heart and mind. Such a sadness to lose you.

Your friend & Co-worker
Jesse Hayes

"That which we once enjoyed and deeply loved
we can never lose,
for all that we love deeply
becomes a part of us"
Helen Keller

You are in my thoughts, prayers, and heart.

We lived in Cary at 15 Tealwood Ct. back in the mid 90's. Peggy was always so friendly and caring to our children Sommer and Christian. We are saddened to learn of her passing and will keep Harlan and the entire Geist family in our prayers.

For my friend, I cannot help but grieve

Yet, there is a place in Heaven, I believe

For those who are pure of heart and soul

This I hold close to help console

Peggy is there, inside Heaven's gate

There she must be, and there she will wait

For those who will follow, she'll guide the way

Until it is time to join her one day

Life is a journey like no other

The best one can do is to touch...

The world is no longer the better place we try to make it be. Peg was
that person that made the world better. We now have big shoes we can never fill,but a good example to model ourselves after. The sun is a little brighter now because
we can see and feel her smile everyday. We just have to look up.

Peggy was a wonderful person and I'm grateful to have known her.

My thoughts and prayers are with you and the family.

Jane