Margaret 'Peggy' M. Narloch (nee Wedekind)
January 03, 1949 - July 11, 2012
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Narloch, Margaret “Peggy” M. MADISON-Margaret “Peggy” M. Narloch (nee Wedekind), passed away on Wednesday, July 11, 2012 at home. She was born on January 3, 1949 in Baraboo, the daughter of Arthur and Arlyn (Trueb) Wedekind. Peggy grew up in the Sauk Prairie area and after graduating from high school, she moved to Madison and attended MATC, graduating with a degree in accounting. She was employed with the State of Wisconsin – Employee Trust Funds Disability Section from 1968 until 2010. She enjoyed reading, television, movies and spending time with family and friends. Peggy is survived by her sister, Katherine (Keith) Jensen of Tomahawk; nephew, Nathan Jensen; aunts and uncles, John and Ardis Trueb, Phillip and Shirley Wedekind, Henry and Ann Wedekind; numerous cousins; and many special friends. She was preceded in death by her parents. According to Peggy’s wishes, there will be no services. Memorials may be made to Dane County Humane Society, Second Harvest Food Bank, Salvation Army or Habitat for Humanity
According to Peggy’s wishes, there will be no services.
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jill morhoff
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I am so sorry to hear about Peg. I have been seeing her to clean her teeth every 3months for the last 20 years. I did not realize she was ill, and I am truly saddened by her passing. She had become more than a patient to me, as I would typically add extra time to her appt. so we could talk. I feel to a certain degree that I knew her family, as she often shared holiday plans,making cookies with her sister and helping during her brother in laws illness. And her nephews struggles.We also laughed at her "retirement". Above all I know family was everything to Peg. She had a beautiful smile, a great sense of humor and above all such a caring nature. I know I am a better person for knowing Peg and I will truly miss her. May God Bless all of you. My thoughts and prayers go out to you. With My Deepest Sympathy, Jill Morhoff Dental Hygienist.
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Della Hieb
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Such sad news. My sincere condolences to her family and friends. Peggy was a beautiful woman and we are more than lucky to have known her. I worked for many years at ETF and remember her brilliance in her sense of humor; her smile, her kindness and her work. She is a beautiful spirit.
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Susan Pecoe
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I lived next door to Peggy on Coho St. for about 15 years and we were good friends. We were both “stay at home”-type people and seemed to have a lot in common. I loved her sense of humor, especially her dry wit. She really cracked me up at times. One thing that stands out in my mind is her kindness. I don’t think I ever heard her say a bad word about anybody. I was so surprised to read about her passing and keep wondering if it was unexpected or if she had been sick. We ended up both moving to the east side and lived a mile apart. We kept in touch until the last few years. Now I regret not maintaining our friendship more. She certainly will be missed by her family and host of friends and we are all the better to have known her. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to her family and loved ones.