Birth date: Oct 1, 1915 Death date: Jan 13, 2008
Margaret (Peggy) Jerome Sampson died peacefully on January 13, 2008. She was born October 1, 1915 and grew up in Minneapolis. Peggy is pre-deceased by her husband Charles Milburn Sampson and is survived by three children: Charles Read Obituary
Just a note, especially to Mary, to say I'm thinking of you. Sorry I couldn't get up to Fielding's to see you, but I'd love to hear from you via email. I always enjoyed seeing your mom's smiling face! Hope to hear from you. Love, Susan
I knew Peg through my membership with AAUW (Covington-Mandeville Branch). I always enjoyed our conversations. I remember when on one evening my husband and I met her and her husband in Covington during an "Art Evening" when all the galleries are open. She shared with us the sumptuous taste of the strawberries available at that time. It was a wonderful acknowledgement to what some would call, a simple thing. She inspired me with her appreciation of life and all that it could offer, at any age. She will be missed. Fondly, Marion Kennedy
Much like Tanya, all my memories of time with Grandma are fond. She always had the patience and time to teach each of us how to do something new--no matter how many of us were around.
I am very sorry for your loss, I worked with your father,"Mr. Charlie" in the 1940's in Freeport.He transferred me to Louisiana and I worked under him again at Bay St. Elaine. He was a very fine gentleman and very devoted to your Mother.
Peggy was my long-time AAUW friend, and I will miss her. My deepest sympathy for her family.
Roberta
Grandma Sampson, You were a wonderful blessing to our family and to so many others! We appreciate all that you ever did for us. We love you and we will miss you.
Chuck and Makayla
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
I have so many fond memories of spending time with my grandmother. I loved swimming and canoeing at Turtle Lake together, spending time at the pool and baking cookies on Tchefuncte Drive, and enjoying beautiful nature walks with Grandma while hearing about her many wonderful activities, experiences, and travels.
