Margaret Ann Dukelow

Peggy was such a dear. I met her through Kathy O'Connor & knew her to always be smiling, quick to joke, welcoming and just FUN to be around. Her energy was so warm and kind - truly a person everyone wanted to be around. Brian & Adam, I'm so sorry for your loss.

Our sympathy to Brian, Adam, and the Dukelow family. Words are inadequate to describe our dear friend. Her radiant spirit just made life more fun for those of us privileged to call her friend. We are so grateful for the times we had with her, and thank her for the laughter, love, and joy she brought into our lives. Although she has left our lives now, she will never leave our hearts. Tom & Linda Fleming

We were lucky enough to know Peggy and Duke (Dave) from our time playing softball with Roberts Construction. What was way beyond the ordinary, was the way you felt Duke (Dave) and Peggy bring you and your wife into the circle of friends. There was always a social gathering in the parking lot after the last game, and always dinner plans that Dave and Peggy planned. It was a joyous time of friends that became extended family. I've never met a couple that was so giving and had a way of taking strangers and making them into a tight knit group. Such a good memory from such good people. Mary and I miss them deeply and respect what great friends and people they were. Our deepest sympathies. Ken and Mary Van Bogaert

Peggy was a neighborhood friend and also the preschool teacher of my youngest son. She was always positive and helpful, loved by kids and adults. Later on she was a teacher at my grand kids’ daycare. Her love for kids was apparent. She will be missed. My condolences to the family.