Peggy White Grantham

I realize this is a bit overdue but I am still recovering from all of the news of the passing of Larry and Stanley and now Peggy. I knew all "back in the day" as the saying goes when their mother was still alive. Larry would compare what Peggy and Ray's son was learning in school or maybe earlier and then would make sure my youngest son, Jason could do it. Tying of shoes is one thing that sticks out. I am truly sorry for your loss, Ray as well as children, grands and great grands. Hard...

Aunt Peggy was such a sweetheart. She taught me how to play Crazy Eights and how to shuffle cards. When I first met her I was a bit jealous because Uncle Raymond was (still is) my hero. It didn't take long to know why he loved her. She was easy to love.Brad and Brandon knowing how much and how well you were loved by your mom is a blessing. We should all be that lucky.Julie

Peggy, was one of the sweetest most thoughtful person I have ever met. After I got sick, and unable to attend church she would send me the sweetest cards, and call to check on me. She will be missed by everyone very much.

Ray, Brad,and Brandon,

We will never have neighbors like you all again. Missed you all so much when you left Florida. Know that you are always in our prayers and thoughts. We all share so many good memories.

Peggy was a sweet heart to everyone. She was really SPECIAL. And, our girls loved you all too. Please keep in touch. You all were more like family than neighbors.We love you.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.