What I remember mostly about Peggy, we worked at Dunkin Donuts, 9 mile road and Harper. She was a kind and gentle person, always having a sweet demeanor.  We went to the same high school, SLHS. I will always remember how she treated me, and her smile.

Dan, Steve, and Joe and Amanda, and all your family and friends. My deepest sympathies and heart felt condolences on the loss of Peg. Her and I sort of bonded the last few years because we each had some serious health issues. Obviously her more than I but you wouldn’t know that by how much interest she showed me in how I was feeling and how she really cared how I was feeling. I will miss her at the gatherings at Lisa’s. She was a wonderful soul and taken away, unfairly, way too early, I want to share something that was given to me when my Mom was sick and facing death: somehow, this poem helped me cope a ton:

The day she dies you gain the most beautiful angel. You can’t see her, but she is there, just as she promised.

The day she dies you will look around and be grateful for all of the people there supporting you and helping you pick up the pieces. The people that show up are your people. Never forget the ones that showed up, they are special.

The day she dies you’ll learn that you loved so hard, so deeply, so purely, that you will now grieve hard because of that beautiful love.

The day she dies you’ll learn that she loved you beyond measure. She mothered you more beautifully than any Hallmark movie. She believed in you more than you’ve ever believed in yourself. You’ll realize that she took care of you like you were the most precious cargo on the planet, even as an adult.

The day she dies you’ll realize, without hesitation, she was the most amazing woman you’ve ever known and will ever know.

The day she dies you’ll appreciate her more than you ever have, and you’ll pray to have her back. Unfortunately, no prayers can bring her back. No wishes can make her appear.

So when she dies, remember her smile, remember her love, and remember her life.

Never forget her and everything she was because the day she dies, you become her legacy."

My deepest condolences to Grace, family, and friends of Peg.  I will pray that she is in the presence of God, and that those who are left behind lean on each other for strength in their grief.

Sweet Peggy, it was a pleasure knowing you and having you as a friend! Our time together at Lifetime was a blast, and the group of us that would go out to dinner, always entertained each other and laughed! You were a wholesome and caring person even though you had your own agony’s to go through! Peggy Rest In Peace my friend you will be missed and that smile and laugh of yours will just have to stay in my memory! Love you my friend until we meet again, and then let the shenanigans begin again!🤣🤣 Your in my heart always my friend!♥️♥️

Mrs Bacha you were a great mom I'll never forget  How no matter what you where doing you always made time to take  Me,Danny & Robert fishing and give us fishing advice on the way, to the bait shops, to terrorize the marina's, to go play Hockey,or anything else  we got into You were also always there to pick us up. 
I will also never forget your world class  Spaghetti dinners before or hockey games.
It's so sad to see you go but I'm glad your not suffering anymore..

LOVE JIM DOMINIQUE HENRY LOUIE & SONNY

My sincere condolences to Peggy’s family.  Peggy was a dear best friend in H.S. and into our early 20’s.  We had the best of times.  She was a beautiful person.  She will be an amazing ANGEL God Bless!!

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Peggy Giordano Bacha

July 10, 1959 – February 21, 2020

Kaul Funeral Home

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