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Peggy Nagy Obituary
September 2, 1946 - April 20, 2021
Boise, Idaho - Peggy [Margaret] Nagy passed away suddenly in Donnelly, ID 4/20/21.
She was born 9/2/46 in Pasco, WA to Juanita & Wayne Wilson.
Peggy graduated in 1964 from Nampa High School. She attended Cosmetology school and earned her license in 1966. Peggy met Don Thomas in McCall, Idaho. They married soon after and had two sons, Tony and Tyler. In 1969, they moved to Boise, Idaho so that Don could attend BSU. Peggy had a long career in Cosmetology, beginning at the Yacht Club Hair Salon in McCall, moving to Graeber's Beauty Salon in Boise, and various salons until retiring from a fulfilling career.
Peggy loved to spend winters in Mexico with friends and travel the world with David Nagy. After 20+ years of partnership, Peggy and David were married July 27, 2007 in Mountain Home, Idaho. Peggy cared for David from 2007 until his death in 2008.
Peggy's favorite pastimes were to spend time with her family and friends, preparing meals for them to enjoy, playing bridge, and supporting BSU football.
Former school mates, Peggy and Bill Pennell were reacquainted in 2018 and became close friends and loving companions. Living between AZ and ID.
Peggy's beautiful smile, vivacious personality & infectious laughter was contagious. She brought joy to everyone she touched and will be missed deeply.
Peggy is survived by her sons Tony (Justy) and Tyler, grandchildren Sayre (Kamikka), Jasmine (Austin), Chandler, and Xion. Great granddaughters Hadley and Nora. Her niece April, sister Linda Lee (Ron), brothers Terry Wilson (Beverly) and Pete Wilson, and several nieces & nephews.
She is preceded in death by her parents and her brothers Benny and Tommy.
Celebration of life.
Thursday May 13th 2021, 4pm - 7pm. Honalee Farms: 7010 W. Moon Valley Rd, Eagle, ID.
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Chris
May 29, 2021
Sad news. I can remember when Dave and Peggy came to stay with us sometime in the 90s or perhaps the 80s and they were a very nice couple. sadly missed but never forgotten.
Diane Hakes
May 6, 2021
Peggy was an absolute gem!
She brought so much love and light to this world, I was fortunate to get to know her.
Sending her family and friends deepest sympathy, love and blessings.
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