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Diane Rivera
December 8, 2023
Dear Peggy,
I think of you often and remember the fun we had during our visits. You are missed. Blessed Merry Christmas to you. Continue to shine down on us as you always did here with family. Much love, Diane Rivera
Leah Kiser
December 31, 2012
Sending my deepest sympathy.
December 20, 2012
Our family will always remember 'Aunt Peggy' with love and a smile.
Andrew, Michael and Mollyanne Cowan
Steve Mannion
December 17, 2012
Aunt Peggy,
You will be Dearly missed by ever heart you touched.
Mary O'Brien
December 16, 2012
Peggy was such a wonderful lady, and she had a social life I envied. Always warm and loving with a kind word and smile. I am so glad I met her and will always cherish the memories of her lovely presence.
Arthur Geraghty
December 15, 2012
Joe, It is with a sense of both loneliness and warmth that I heard of Peggy's advancement to her eternal reward. I was lucky enough have known both of my grandmothers and for me, Peggy stands proudly alongside them! Peggy's first husband, Joseph, was brother to my grandmother, Molly (Mary Ellen) Somers, nee Mannion. Though I never had the honour of meeting Joe (senior) I have a clear image of him proudly holding up a jar of 'Mary Ellen' jam, a photo posted with pride to his beloved sister in Ireland. My grandmother so was proud of her two brothers who travelled to the USA to make a living. Both carved out very successful careers in California, but her pride lay in the beautiful wives and families they had there. Larry and Helen in Santa Rosa and Joe and Peggy in San Francisco. Peggy visited us here in Ireland and it was always a pleasure to be in her company. She held the Emerald Isle dear to her heart. I got to know Peggy properly on my first trip to California in 1990. On that occasion she and Patrick hosted the most wonderful welcoming party in my honour at their home. Since then I grew closer and closer to the most refined, warm, and clever woman imaginable. Her knowledge was as wide as it was deep, and her warmth and empathy even deeper. She could talk about politics and economics with the same ease as recipes and children! A glance around her beautiful home on Clyde Ave left us in doubt as to her appreciation of style, art, food and music. Indeed one look at Peggy and you saw style and finesse. I was with her during her move to Nazareth, and cherish the little items she insisted that I take back to Ireland with me. I will never, ever forget Peggy. It has been an honour to know here, and I just hope that her charm and wit have brushed onto my shoulder just a little! It is reassuring to know that both Californian Mannion families are holding that strong bond of friendship with us here in Ireland - long may it last. As she heads to meet her family members gone before her (via Ireland, of course!), we are assured that her strong, unfaltering Christian faith - that same faith that took her this far - will guide her safely home. "Í leaba í measc na n-aingeal agus na naomh go raibh do anam uasal". (May you have rest among the angels and saints) . Le grá, Art
Fr. Alfred Puccinelli,s.m.
December 15, 2012
Dick will say mass for your Mom tomorrow.
My prayers are with you and the family.
marilyn mori
December 15, 2012
Wonderful and kind lady, we will miss her at La Toscana.
Our deepest condolences to all the family.
Marilyn Mori
Diane Rivera
December 15, 2012
Aunt Peggy, you are a lovely woman! Thank you for your dedication to family and loving life. You are a wonderful person, a lovely wife, and a grandmother of great Proportions who never forgot the names each of the children. Especially, I thank you for the times that Uncle Pat, you and I have to spent together. And the many times we have spent together since. I loved holding your hands in the most recent days and so grateful I could be with you once more...You are and will remain a wonderful role model for women everywhere.
Peggy Spiers
December 14, 2012
Peggy Tarrant was a wonderful person, with great verve, always friendly, open and non judgemental.
She was as smart as anyone could possibly be. A role model for all. The best possible Grandmother ever created.
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