Peggy Simpson Dominick Zeigler

Peggy was born in Piedmont, SC on February 20, 1932, to James I. Simpson and Anna Lou Williams Simpson. She attended Converse College in Spartanburg, SC, The University of Georgia and was a graduate of Averett College in Danville, VA.

In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by her brother, James I. Simpson, Jr. and her sister, Nelle S. Antinori and her former husbands, Alvan M. Aron and Hayne W. Dominick.

Peggy is survived by two sons, A. Macauley Aron, Jr. (Catherine) and Scott S. Aron (Debbie), two grandsons, Bradford M. Aron and Scott S. Aron, Jr. (Deanna), one granddaughter, Ashley A. Harris (Danny) and one great grandson, Gavyn W. Harris.

Peggy was active for many years and loved playing tennis and golf. She also enjoyed entertaining and to be entertained. There was always room for one more person at her table. She loved to travel with family and study family ancestry. Las Vegas was near the top of her list of favorite travel destinations and she was no stranger to the slots. She lost a few dollars here and there, but claimed she always came out ahead. She published a book (Those Wonderful Williams) in 1985 of her family genealogy which she dedicated to her two sons. Peggy cherished the many deep friendships that she was fortunate to have during her long and happy life. She always put her family first and loved them unconditionally.

Making the best decisions regarding business or personal matters were extremely important to her and she frequently confided in one or both of her sons for feedback. Regardless of the advice she received, Peggy would rarely consider it to be final until she talked it over with her longtime best friend and confidant, R. Kirby Gpodsey.

The last years of her life were at Abbotswood at Irving Park. Peggy was a very spiritual person and spent time reading her Bible which reinforced her strong beliefs. She truly believed in the power of prayer. She continued to develop wonderful friendships at Abbotswood and was loved by the staff.

A private family graveside service will be held on Saturday, September 26th in Martinsville, VA.

Collins-McKee-Stone Funeral Home in Martinsville, VA is serving the family.