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Peggy married James Doyle Ison in 1968. She was a loving wife, grandmother, sister and friend to all that knew her. Peggy loved doing crafts and decorating her home.
She is survived by her loving husband, Doyle Ison of Isom, Kentucky. One brother Coy Hubert Morton of Detroit, Michagan. Sister Sharon June Sexton of Somerset, Kentucky.
Also survivng are two grandchildren, Dylan Rayburn and Jami Rayburn. Three great - grandchildren, River Ison, Jase Davis and Jaxon Davis and a host of other releatives and friends to mourn her passing.
Peggy was perceded in death by a daughter, Misty D. Ison
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Billy Gale Hatton
February 23, 2025
Still hurting from the loss of Peggy. She was one of the best friends ever from my ol high school friends. Sad that we have lost four of our classmates in the last months.......(a tear) RIP ol friend.
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Billy Gale Hatton
January 25, 2025
So sad to hear of Peggy's passing. She was a fellow Classmate of mine from Whitesburg High School class of 1968. Her dad (Coy Morton) was a good friend and fox hunter with my dad Clyde Hatton. Will always remember Peggy and one of my best classmate friends.......RIP Peggy, love ye gal.
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