Peggy Joyce Teafoe-Pfister - Online Memorial Website

mom allway.s said when I , some how got in to not binging the best behaved. If  you now what I  mean  ?  I would climb the nerest three. She  would just say, you can run but. not hide.  She knew i was right above her head. Never look.ed  up. She knew how to make you  thinik really hard about why  your there. Up a tree! Then she would say. After dinner you can come down. Can,t waite to see YA!  That was a long day.                      Love  YOU MOM.                                                                                                                                                                      

I Remember A Lot About Peggy She Was At A Lot Of Family Parties Everybody Misses Her A Lot She Was A Very Wondeful Person It Was Nice Having Her In The

Family She Along With Uncle Larry Judy Uncle Bruce Aunt Joyce George And Bette Lou Heisler Kathy And Gregg Rusty And Spencer Elmore Leighanne Kurt Melissa & Katie Diekroeger Jim Julie Amy And Bailey Riker Barb Chris And Stepanie Nisssen

Laurie Bruce And Dayna Beu Aunt Mary Georgia Heisler Andrea Trent Courtney Melcher Carmen Gary And Karyssa Lofgren Judy And Gregg Stauner Pam Dave And Erin Rehberg Steve Matt Dan K

I Remember Our Cousin Peggy A Lot She Was At Almost Every Party As Were All Of Our Other Cousins My Sisters Sally Vandevoorde And Pam Rehbreg  My Brother Steve Vandevoorde My Brother In Law Dave Rehberg My Neices Erin Rehberg

Jennifer Anstedt Kristi Vandevoorde And Tuesday Lee My Nephews Steve Matt Dan

Kyle And Micheal Vandevoorde My Aunt Mary And Uncle Larry Lofgren My Aunt Joyce And Uncle Bruce Riker Judy And Gregg Stauner Carmen Gary And Karyssa

Lofgren Barb Chris And Sephanie Nissen Lauru Dayna And Bruce Beu Georgia Heisler Andrea Trent Caroline And Courtney Melcher Kathy Gregg Rusty And

Spencer Elmore Leighanne Kurt Melissa And Katie Diekroeger Etc.Goodbye Peggy

May You Find Peace In Heaven May God Keep You Warm And Safe Love Tim.

How I remember all of the times Aunt Peggy came to visit us in Californiaa! I didn't have the privilege of growing up near the extended family, so I always loved it when aunts, uncles and cousins came to visit. There was always laughter ... well into the middle of the night. Each year, the stories seemed to get better and funnier.  I love the one about how, one time, that laughter turned to screams when Aunt Peggy opened her suitcase and a pair of men's shoes fell out. She obviously had picked up the wrong suitcase at the LAX baggage claim. Of course, it was my dad that had to return the bag to the airport -- knowing there was some guy out there needing to explain why he had a ladies' nightgown in his suitcase!  I will always remember my Aunt Peggy with the greatest love and admiration.  Even in the face of adversity, she never lost her sense of humor!

I remember how the adults would always gather around Grandma's kitchen table to talk and shag us kids away with a "you kids get out of here."  Imagine my surprise when I wasn't greeted with that.  Instead, Aunt Peggy reached for a plate on the table and offered me the one remaining piece of chocolate.  "Here, want a chocolate?" Aunt Peggy asked.  I should have been suspicious, but who am I to turn down a chocolate?  I can still hear Aunt Peggy laughing as I bit into it and discovered it was rubber. 

Aunt Peggy used to tell stories on herself about the skinny Christmas trees she and the kids had.  And how they were so dry that every time a gun would go off on a TV western, needles would fall off the tree!  Hard times met with perseverance and humor.  I'll miss you Aunt Peggy!

Love, Georgia

Moms are so much the foundation that we are brought up on.  Knowing that you were a great support when I lost mine, I will lend you my hand and my heart anytime you need it or want it....

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