Peggy A. Mitchell

i always watched her show Romper Room with my grandma when i was a kid. i loved the show and it was one of the few grandma would allow me to watch.

My childhood memory of this dear lady came to mind today, only to find out she passed away eight years ago. I am 57 and remember Peggy as a wonderful lady/inspiration both on and off TV (we lived in the same subdivision in the late sixties/early seventies- Melody Hills/Evansville). She was a great neighbor who was always kind to those around her. God Bless you Peggy!

I am 42, formely of Evansville and I fondly remember Peggy Mitchell and was saddened about the news of her passing. Her life embodied the Beatitudes and she is clearly responsible for the development of many a conscience of Tri-Staters over 30. Truly our lives were enhanced by her presence and heaven will be a more beautiful place because of her arrival!

Wow, a Legacy is really gone in Evansville. I started each day off watching her show before going to school. She gave a lot to our community...including giving us Gumby & Pokie and Looney Tunes every morning. It was so exciting when a class mate was on her show. She will be missed!!!! ...and yes I still remember the theme song too!

My son won a birthday cake, and from then on he was in love with Peggy Mitchell! Her autograph is a part of his baby album. Peggy's show was a good influence on children. May God comfort the family and may good memories remain in your hearts.

Will always have a part of you living inside of me each day!!! My childhood was not good and Ms Peggy gave me relief each morn she was on!!! Miss her and her puppets as well!!! I will cont to sing her song!!! My prayers are with her family and friends and all the ppl she touched in her life!!!

2 Timothy 4:7 "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith." Peggy proclaimed God's salvation through Christ until the end. She loved her Savior and adored her 3 children. Thanks for allowing me the privilege of serving her.

I fondly remember spending every school morning watching the Peggy Mitchell Show. One year,when I was in the first grade, when the Bedknobs and Broomsticks show came to Evansville, she was giving away tickets, and I won one of them because she drew my handwritten entry. What a positive and moral influence she gave.

I grew up with Peggy and have great memories of her. Peggy Mitchell left such an impression on me that when I happened to meet her one day at a gas station, I had to get her autograph, I was 27 at the time! Thank you for the memories Peggy, the world is less without you.