Birth date: Sep 23, 1928 Death date: Feb 9, 2011
Peggy was born on September 23rd, 1928 to Charles and Virgie Teague in Rushing Springs , TX . She had resided in Longview since the 1930's and passed away on Feb. 9th, 2011. Peggy Teague married Paul Green on Oct. 19, 1946. Peggy Read Obituary
Aunt Peggy. I love you and you will be missed. All the memories have come flooding back.
Wallace Gene##imported-begin##Wallace Rhymes##imported-end##
charles ilost track of u when u and carol moved. so sorry about ur mother charles. i lost track of u all when u moved from summer green. we missed u all. wade passed away a year ago. i live at alpine house now.the passeing of a mother is a loss that can never be forgotten.u r in my thots and prayers. charlotte green alexander##imported-begin##charlotte green alexander##imported-end##
Aunt Peggy was love personified. Many of you may not know that she was what I considered my surrogate mom and grandmother after their passing. She shared with me her wisdom, wit, and stories and showered me with her love. She made me feel I still had family. When I went to visit mom and my grandmother we always spoke of how Peggy was doing. So many wonderful stories of their lives were told to me about their growing up. When I was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor it was my Aunt Peggy who soothed my broken heart with her stories. Her voice alone was a balm to my spirit. She helped me heal in so many ways. Aunt Peggy will always live in my heart and memories. I was so blessed to have her in my life. She loved her children and their families so very much. May your hearts heal rapidly and be filled with wonderful memories of her. She was so proud of each of you.##imported-begin##Deborah Rawlings##imported-end##
I have many sweet memories of you, Aunt Peggy. You were there when I needed you after Mother was gone to take me to Lamar and Louise's house Baw-Baw and Hey-Hey. You were always so sweet, and made the best chocolate pie in the world! Heaven has welcomed home a sweet one, Hebrews 12:1-2.##imported-begin##Devin LaBay##imported-end##
Aw Peggy, you will be missed! I grew up down the street from Paula, Peggy & the gang. They kept Delbrook hopping. I just tried to keep up, rarely succeeding.
Someone get Paula to tell the story about carrying a goat on a plane in one of Peggy's New suitcases!! I won't go into why Paula had a goat on a plane, you'll just have to ask her. I'm sure there was a reason.
This was one of Peggy's new suitcases I believe I mentioned. It was never the same after the goat incident.
My mom never mentioned Peggy without there being something funny Peggy had said or done.
Peggy made the world a little more bearable for lots of folks...we'll sure miss ya Peggy. ##imported-begin##Doug Peterson##imported-end##
Dear Brian, Sandy, Preston and Families,
I was very saddened to hear of the loss of your Granmother, I know how it hurts from the recent experience in the loss of our MawMaw Calhoun. My prayers are with all of you and I hope you will find comfort knowing that she is with her heavenly father!
Sincerely,
Michelle Gregg and Family##imported-begin##Michelle Gregg##imported-end##
Charles and Family,
So sorry to hear about Peggy. She was a wonderful person. She and I worked together at Stop and Shop a few years ago!!
Our Prayers go out to you and your family.
Gary & Beverly Leidecker##imported-begin##Gary Leidecker##imported-end##
What a lady! She always made us laugh. She will be missed.##imported-begin##Barbara Hunter##imported-end##
I will love and miss you Aunt Peggy for the rest of my life.But I know in my heart you were one of GOD's earth bound ANGEL'S that GOD chose to bring home to Heaven to help watch over all of your love ones.Rest in Peace my beloved AUNT PEGGY.All of my love and condolences to Charles,GARY,& Paula,and all of your families.
Russell C. Teague Jr.##imported-begin##Russell C.Teague Jr.##imported-end##
Aunt Peggy was a good aunt to me and friend to my mother, with a good heart and practical mind. Once when I was a teen she fed me pancakes, but I only ate 12 at that sitting. She didn't bat an eye, just asked if I wanted another.
She will be missed.##imported-begin##Terry & Cindy Teague##imported-end##
