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Peggy Evon Marriott

Colorado Springs, Colorado

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Peggy Evon Marriott was born March 10, 1945 in Lamar, CO to Sam and Inez (Harp) Perkins. On April 27, 2010 Peggy passed away at Penrose Main due to complications with her courageous fight with Leukemia AML. Peggy attended school at May Valley grades 1st-8th, and then attended Lamar High School...

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Peggy, you were an amazing person. i loved coming over to see you when i was younger. i remember spending so much time with you n my gramgirl.i wish i had gotten to see you one more time. i will miss you dearly and will always be thinking about you. i miss you n love you.

Grandmama, you were the only person I told practically everything to. My first kiss, oh gosh, I remember your face lit up like you were my age again. You asked so many questions to make sure that I was okay and also to make sure you didnt have to kick the boys butt. :) I loved going out to the house, sitting on your bed and talking for several hours about everything that was going on in school, with boys, and my friends. You made sense, even if I couldnt admit it then, it really helped. You...

Love You Oodles & Goobles Grandmama

Peggy Weggy
Growing up I never had a female that I could really call a girlfriend and thought they were non-existent until you came into my life in 1972. You were the BEST FRIEND I ever had.
We shared so many good times along with our fears and tears and secrets. Oh the stories I could tell and mostly all good. Such as the time we were going after mice to feed to Jimmy’s snakes and had a heck of a time keeping them in a box until we got home-we had stopped at my Mom’s and while...

Mother's Day just isn't the same without you Mom. ='( I wish you were here. Love You *huggs*

What a beautiful picture. One of my fav's

Peggy, The only thing that makes this bearable is knowing you are with your Lord and Savior. I miss you so much and always will. Love You, Bev

I can't remember when I didn't know Peggy. Even in these later yeaers when our schedules seemed to keep us apart, I knew that if I needed something that Peggy was just a phone call away. I knew that she would either come over or talk to me as long as I needed. I can't ever remember when Peggy wasn't smiling. I will miss her great wit and sense of humor. She had the most unique laugh. While I know that she is gone from our sight, she will always be in our hearts and minds. Our prayers...

I miss you Mom *huggs*