Peggy, a long time resident of Howard County, Maryland and later of Annapolis, MD died on November 14 2018 after a short illness. Peggy was born in Henryton, MD. After high school she married her husband, George and raised two sons, George Jr. and Thomas. She worked side by side with her husband to build three homes over their lifetime together.
Peggy was an active member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church in Ilchester, Maryland and later St. Andrews by the Bay in Cape St. Claire.
Peggy earned her "Nursing Certificate" from Howard County Community College and for 20 years worked as a patient representative at Howard County General Hospital. She also was a safe boating instructor for the US Power Squadrons. In retirement, she traveled to 48 states before moving to Annapolis where she spent her time fishing, crabbing, gardening and feeding the waterfront birds.
A loving Mom and aunt, devoted help mate to her husband , she lived her life with kindness, strength and class.
Peggy was an active member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church in Ilchester, Maryland and later St. Andrews by the Bay in Cape St. Claire.
Peggy earned her "Nursing Certificate" from Howard County Community College and for 20 years worked as a patient representative at Howard County General Hospital. She also was a safe boating instructor for the US Power Squadrons. In retirement, she traveled to 48 states before moving to Annapolis where she spent her time fishing, crabbing, gardening and feeding the waterfront birds.
A loving Mom and aunt, devoted help mate to her husband , she lived her life with kindness, strength and class.
Peggy, a long time resident of Howard County, Maryland and later of Annapolis, MD died on November 14 2018 after a short illness. Peggy was born in Henryton, MD. After high school she married her husband, George and raised two sons, George Jr. and Thomas. She worked side by side with her husband to build three homes over their lifetime together.
Peggy was an active member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church in Ilchester, Maryland and later St. Andrews by the Bay in Cape St. Claire.
Peggy earned her "Nursing Certificate" from Howard County Community College and for 20 years worked as a patient representative at Howard County General Hospital. She also was a safe boating instructor for the US Power Squadrons. In retirement, she traveled to 48 states before moving to Annapolis where she spent her time fishing, crabbing, gardening and feeding the waterfront birds.
A loving Mom and aunt, devoted help mate to her husband , she lived her life with kindness, strength and class.
Peggy was an active member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church in Ilchester, Maryland and later St. Andrews by the Bay in Cape St. Claire.
Peggy earned her "Nursing Certificate" from Howard County Community College and for 20 years worked as a patient representative at Howard County General Hospital. She also was a safe boating instructor for the US Power Squadrons. In retirement, she traveled to 48 states before moving to Annapolis where she spent her time fishing, crabbing, gardening and feeding the waterfront birds.
A loving Mom and aunt, devoted help mate to her husband , she lived her life with kindness, strength and class.
