Peggy Sue Carson-Foster passed away peacefully on January 30, 2018.
She was the oldest child of the late Vaughn Franklin Carson and Ruby Anna Carson of Greenville, South Carolina.
Peggy is survived by her sister, Donnie Bryson and husband, Benny; sister, Yvonne Greenwalt; brother, Dr. Glen Carson and wife, Raye; and numerous nieces, grandnieces, nephews and grandnephews whom she dearly loved.
She is pre-deceased by her husband, T/SGT William Frank Foster, Jr.; an infant brother, Vaughn Franklin Carson, Jr. and brother-in-law, Bill Greenwalt.
Peggy was a proud graduate of Parker High School, and an active alumna with the “Bill Foster Breakfast Club - Parker High School Class of 55.” She received her undergraduate degree from Furman University and a master’s degree from Appalachian State University. Peggy devoted her life to education, in the classroom as a first-grade teacher, and later as an administrator, touching the lives of countless students and education professionals.
Peggy faithfully enjoyed her friendships in the Tyler-Shaw Life Group at Taylors First Baptist Church, and the Greenville Textile Heritage Society Chorale. As the founding member of the Union Bleachery Historical Society, Peggy was honored by her peers as “Chairperson Emeritus” for her many years of dedication and service.
Following the death of her husband Bill in 2015, Peggy lived with and was embraced in loving care by Donnie and Benny Bryson with the support of their children and grandchildren: Buffy and Dave McMann; Katie and Jordan Laney and great-grandson Grayson; Bryson McMann and fiancé Logan Heaton; Jenni and Jody Bryson; Will Bryson and fiancé Brittany Kayse; Jennings Bryson and Ben Bryson. Aunt Peggy was a “second mother” to Jody and Buffy, and together with their spouses and children, they showered Peggy with love and devotion.
Interment at Greenville Memorial Gardens.
She was the oldest child of the late Vaughn Franklin Carson and Ruby Anna Carson of Greenville, South Carolina.
Peggy is survived by her sister, Donnie Bryson and husband, Benny; sister, Yvonne Greenwalt; brother, Dr. Glen Carson and wife, Raye; and numerous nieces, grandnieces, nephews and grandnephews whom she dearly loved.
She is pre-deceased by her husband, T/SGT William Frank Foster, Jr.; an infant brother, Vaughn Franklin Carson, Jr. and brother-in-law, Bill Greenwalt.
Peggy was a proud graduate of Parker High School, and an active alumna with the “Bill Foster Breakfast Club - Parker High School Class of 55.” She received her undergraduate degree from Furman University and a master’s degree from Appalachian State University. Peggy devoted her life to education, in the classroom as a first-grade teacher, and later as an administrator, touching the lives of countless students and education professionals.
Peggy faithfully enjoyed her friendships in the Tyler-Shaw Life Group at Taylors First Baptist Church, and the Greenville Textile Heritage Society Chorale. As the founding member of the Union Bleachery Historical Society, Peggy was honored by her peers as “Chairperson Emeritus” for her many years of dedication and service.
Following the death of her husband Bill in 2015, Peggy lived with and was embraced in loving care by Donnie and Benny Bryson with the support of their children and grandchildren: Buffy and Dave McMann; Katie and Jordan Laney and great-grandson Grayson; Bryson McMann and fiancé Logan Heaton; Jenni and Jody Bryson; Will Bryson and fiancé Brittany Kayse; Jennings Bryson and Ben Bryson. Aunt Peggy was a “second mother” to Jody and Buffy, and together with their spouses and children, they showered Peggy with love and devotion.
Interment at Greenville Memorial Gardens.
Peggy Sue Carson-Foster passed away peacefully on January 30, 2018.
She was the oldest child of the late Vaughn Franklin Carson and Ruby Anna Carson of Greenville, South Carolina.
Peggy is survived by her sister, Donnie Bryson and husband, Benny; sister, Yvonne Greenwalt; brother, Dr. Glen Carson and wife, Raye; and numerous nieces, grandnieces, nephews and grandnephews whom she dearly loved.
She is pre-deceased by her husband, T/SGT William Frank Foster, Jr.; an infant brother, Vaughn Franklin Carson, Jr. and brother-in-law, Bill Greenwalt.
Peggy was a proud graduate of Parker High School, and an active alumna with the “Bill Foster Breakfast Club - Parker High School Class of 55.” She received her undergraduate degree from Furman University and a master’s degree from Appalachian State University. Peggy devoted her life to education, in the classroom as a first-grade teacher, and later as an administrator, touching the lives of countless students and education professionals.
Peggy faithfully enjoyed her friendships in the Tyler-Shaw Life Group at Taylors First Baptist Church, and the Greenville Textile Heritage Society Chorale. As the founding member of the Union Bleachery Historical Society, Peggy was honored by her peers as “Chairperson Emeritus” for her many years of dedication and service.
Following the death of her husband Bill in 2015, Peggy lived with and was embraced in loving care by Donnie and Benny Bryson with the support of their children and grandchildren: Buffy and Dave McMann; Katie and Jordan Laney and great-grandson Grayson; Bryson McMann and fiancé Logan Heaton; Jenni and Jody Bryson; Will Bryson and fiancé Brittany Kayse; Jennings Bryson and Ben Bryson. Aunt Peggy was a “second mother” to Jody and Buffy, and together with their spouses and children, they showered Peggy with love and devotion.
Interment at Greenville Memorial Gardens.
She was the oldest child of the late Vaughn Franklin Carson and Ruby Anna Carson of Greenville, South Carolina.
Peggy is survived by her sister, Donnie Bryson and husband, Benny; sister, Yvonne Greenwalt; brother, Dr. Glen Carson and wife, Raye; and numerous nieces, grandnieces, nephews and grandnephews whom she dearly loved.
She is pre-deceased by her husband, T/SGT William Frank Foster, Jr.; an infant brother, Vaughn Franklin Carson, Jr. and brother-in-law, Bill Greenwalt.
Peggy was a proud graduate of Parker High School, and an active alumna with the “Bill Foster Breakfast Club - Parker High School Class of 55.” She received her undergraduate degree from Furman University and a master’s degree from Appalachian State University. Peggy devoted her life to education, in the classroom as a first-grade teacher, and later as an administrator, touching the lives of countless students and education professionals.
Peggy faithfully enjoyed her friendships in the Tyler-Shaw Life Group at Taylors First Baptist Church, and the Greenville Textile Heritage Society Chorale. As the founding member of the Union Bleachery Historical Society, Peggy was honored by her peers as “Chairperson Emeritus” for her many years of dedication and service.
Following the death of her husband Bill in 2015, Peggy lived with and was embraced in loving care by Donnie and Benny Bryson with the support of their children and grandchildren: Buffy and Dave McMann; Katie and Jordan Laney and great-grandson Grayson; Bryson McMann and fiancé Logan Heaton; Jenni and Jody Bryson; Will Bryson and fiancé Brittany Kayse; Jennings Bryson and Ben Bryson. Aunt Peggy was a “second mother” to Jody and Buffy, and together with their spouses and children, they showered Peggy with love and devotion.
Interment at Greenville Memorial Gardens.
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