My condolences, I’m sorry this is late, but we are related & we never knew each other. My Dad is Johnny, Homer & Ken’s youngest brother. All the girls was grown & married when I was born. We still live in Tennga. 
I wish we had known each other.  My prayers to all the family!  
Rhonda Ross Caldwell
Crandall, Ga.

My loving Aunt Peggy... where can I start? Maybe right there is the best. Loving. That is one word that describes  her the best. She was loving. Her heart was so big! She was always so incredibly thoughtful. Sending us food she had made, gifts for every occasion and loving my daughter as if she were her own grand child. But what I will cherish the most I think, is the love and companionship that she gave to my mom, her sister. They talked on the phone daily, went shopping and baked together, shared recipes and so much more. There is a big hole now that no one will be able to fill. We weren't ready to say goodbye, but God needed you home. Hand in hand now with Grandma. May we find comfort in that and knowing that you are now free from sickness and pain.  Watch over us. Until we meet again, your memory will always remain in my heart. Love you always, Krissy

My sister Peggy was my best friend. We have shared almost 68 years together. As youngsters, we  shared  just about everything from a bedroom, clothes, curlers, secrets and many memories. As adults, we continued to stay close to each other. She was my “let’s go shopping” person, my “let me vent” person and my faithful friend. She was one of the most giving persons that I know. I will miss her forever.  You are at peace now, no more demons, and I know you are with Mom.  Fly high!

My name is Michael David Betterly, I was Peggy's friend, we met through my mother, Donna Marie Avery RIP mom. Peggy was my mother's best friend...we met after I was released from incarceration for DWI in January of 2000, Peggy and my mom took me to the new casino MGM Detroit where they gave me a combined $1000 to gamble! I lost it all in the first three hours and Peggy told me to be go sit in the car and wait since I was stupid and didn't have enough sense to save enough to eat! She was kidding...I think! Since then Peggy and I became good friends and I stayed at her place in Wayne many times. She always gave me her bed so I could sleep in private, " was always tired and wore out when I showed up at her door! She always fed me and treated me like her own family...it's hard to see right now as the tears are running down my cheeks, I'm sad she left me but am also very happy that she is playing bingo in heaven with my mom..  without me! Their probably laughing about my silly ass as I always had way too many bingo cards in front of me and they would sit on each side so they could watch my cards too! "I was always missing bingos"! I will miss her so much. She's in a better place with her friend and can spend eternity playing bingo....doing what she loved. 
     Until we see each other again Aunty PEG! That's what I called her! RIP but too much LMAO!


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Peggy J Barber

17 julio, 1950 – 10 noviembre, 2019

Harry J Will Funeral Homes

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