Condolence: Mr. Hallisey, Mary, Joe, Tom, Margaret, Stephen, and Sheila, I am so sorry for your loss. Peggy was one of a kind and I was lucky to consider her a friend. I have many fond memories of times with your family and time I spent with Peggy - including many fond memories from the Irish Club. You are all in my prayers at this difficult time. Kate Hayden

Condolence: Peggy and I worked together at Century 21 in Glastonbury. She was always a delight to be with, and we had many similar interests. Our sincere thoughts to Paul and to the large and wonderful family that she loved and raved about so much. Our sincere thoughts to all, Carol and Harry Otterbein

Condolence: To Peggy's Husband and Children: Peggy was part of a group of my sister, Nan's (Ann Clark Canivan)friends from college that Nan allowed me as a high schooler to share, meaning Nan didn't throw me out of the room. I feel like these friends are a legacy from my deceased sister, and they are people who have become like "older sisters" to me. I loved sharing conversation with Peggy, she was always quick with a witty comment, and nothing escaped her. I loved it all, and I will miss the great repartee to which Peggy contributed mightily. Keep her alive in your hearts and your conversation with each other. I will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers during this sad time for you all.