Peggie was an amazing teacher. I remember that I would always look forward to her class to break up the day of learning. I remember when she used to bring out a ventriloquist puppet, and make us children believe that it was alive. It was both scary, yet so enjoyable. Peggie was the reason why I got into music. Granted I was bad at trumpet, but without her, I would've never joined band in middle school. I know it's been a while since your passing, but please keep smiling down on us Peggie. We all miss you.

Dearest Wayne and Family,
Our thoughts are bright and vivid of "The Terrell Family" that we worshipped together with at our Beloved Two Rivers Baptist Church.  We were all young families with our children very young and we were all growing together in our Christian Faith.  Years have passed us all by and we as parents and grandparents are in our Golden years and with each day we are more dependent on God to help us all.  We are remembering you each in the passing of "Peggie" and celebrate the beautiful life that she loved and enjoyed everyday.  We hold "Peggie's" Love for God, Family and Friends close to our hearts and remember "her" grace, charm and the beautiful music "she" made and gave to each of us, "herself."  "May Peggie Rest In Peace."  Our Love and Remembrance of a Beautiful Soul.  Linda and Jerry Wilkes and Family


Wayne, I am just now learning of Peggy's passing.  I have wonderful memories of you and the Terrell family and Peggy and the Adamses during our college years.  Please know that you and your loved ones are being remembered in prayer.

Thanks Peggie for being a great friend for so long. For the joy of raising our kids together. For the joy of joint piano recitals. For your leadership in volunteering in school and church music
For your sourdough starter and your fantastic w w sourdough loaves our family enjoyed so many times
We’ll see you again!  Charlie. Judy.  Ellen. Jamie. Emily. Carrie

Praying for  Family. GOD BLESS.   Members of Fellowship.

What a wonderful friend!  We became close friends in high school and continued through college days.  Peggie was a bridesmaid in our wedding.  She never failed to listen and to help with all of my complaints!  I treasure our time together, and our prayers are with Wayne and the precious family members.  I send  a special  prayer for her mom, who meant so much to me,

The music in Heaven's orchestra is a little sweeter today. Peggie is a cherished member of our Wisteria Ladies LIFEgroup at The Fellowship of Two Rivers and we love her so.  We send our thoughts and prayers for the Lord's gracious peace and comfort for Wayne and all the family.  She is always in our hearts and we'll always remember her faithful proclamation, on good days and difficult days, "God is good! All the time!" My life is all the richer for having known this precious woman. Carry on, sweet lady, carry on!

I will forever think of Peggie anytime someone says, "God is good...all the time, God is good."  Throughout her illness, anytime you asked her how she was doing that is the answer you would receive.  Her sweet spirit echoes throughout our church family.  We will always remember her sweet smile, her caring spirit, and her love for God, family, and friends.  She supported everyone she knew and always shared the love of Jesus.  Rest in peace, dear friend.  You deserve it.  

Peggy sat by me when I was able to play in the orchestra at TRBC. I played the bass clarinet and she often played the alto clarinet. We had some great times and she was always encouraging to me. She had a sweeet spirit that was a blessing to many. 
We will be praying for you and you family during this time.
"Precious in the sight of the Lord is the homecoming of His Saints." Psalm 116:15
Phil Hoyt

I am so sorry to hear of Peggie's passing.  I had no idea she was sick.  I and the whole class of Starkville High School Class of 1965 will be remembering Wayne and the family in our thoughts and prayers.    We loved you Peggie and will cherish your memory.
Mary Ann Brooks Livingston
Starkville High School Class of 1965
Starkville, MS

Wayne & Family,
Peggie was one of God's special children, she was a blessing to all who knew her, and she set such a good example of how we should live by putting Christ first.
May you all find encouragement in God's promises and comfort in His presence.
In Christian Sympathy,
Sonja Barnes


Today our world is not quite as bright,  and heaven  just got a little brighter because Peggie has arrived bringing her infectious smile and joy.  Those who were blessed to be around her will always carry in their hearts her beautiful, easy smile and the joy she had for life.  She was always upbeat and a positive influence on  everyone she came in contact with.  She set the standard for what it meant to be a good friend.  
To her family and other friends who will miss her so much,  may treasured and precious memories  wrap each of your hearts in comfort during this most difficult time.
With love and sympathy, 
Bart & Leslie Pursley

Peggy....What a dear Godly, faithful servant. She has ministered in so many ways to our children, my wife and to me for so many years. We loved her and were privileged and blessed to have known her. The gates of Heaven were thrown wide open yesterday, welcoming Peggy home....Nathan

Mrs. Terrell was my music teacher for four years. I never would have known she was sick. This woman did everything in her power to make us feel important, and I will always remember her and the support she gave us. 

I worked with Peggie at Watt Hardison for several years. She was a very nice person to be around. She was always smiling and happy.  My thoughts and prayers are with the family. I know she will be missed.  Judy Hester

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Peggie A Terrell

August 7, 1947 – July 17, 2018

Hermitage Funeral Home & Memorial Gardens

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