May Peck

Condolances to each of you. Your mom was such a kind lady. Each time I drive by her house I have such pleasant memories. She will be missed.

To my neighbors and friends in the Peck Family, I was so sad to hear of the loss of your sweet Mother. I am unable to attend the serivce but I wanted to send my thoughts and prayers to you in this note. Your Mom was always so kind to me and my family. When I was a girl she shared her home and goodies as Phyllis and I traveled back and forth from your home to mine. I remember slumber parties and lawn sleepovers, shelling peas in the shade of the trees and that funny "naughty" little dog. Later as we were blessed to have her as a neighbor to my own family and children she was thoughtful and caring. It was through your Mom that my kids learned service as we did a small (very small ) part in lawn care for her. She alway recriprocated with money which we"tried" to refuse (It depended on who answered the door) or goodies which we gladly globbled up! Your mother was faithful to the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and I know that he has a place for her in his kingdom. Her kindness to me as a young girl, teen, neighbor and mother will never be forgotten. Love and prayers, Pattie (Seal) Lopshire.

I was so saddened to read of your mother's passing. What great memories I have of being in your home and spending time mostly with Peggy, but also with many of you. Your mother was so kind and after you were all gone, she always had a cheerful smile and greeting whenever I'd see her at church or in the store. We will miss her.

Thoughts and prayers are with you all during this time. Even though it has been several and many years since we've connected, the memories of your mother and all of you remain in mind. Your mother always was so kind and always welcomed us into her home. Always remember what a hard working dedicated mother she was. You all hold a special place in my heart. Could never forget all of you we spend many many hours and days growing up together. May you find peace in comfort in the days ahead knowing your loving mother is in arms of loves ones above. Love, Carol

Sandie and Family, While I didn't personally know your Mom, I've heard some heart warming stories of your past through Sandie. And, I know she must have been a strong woman, with great values and a strong love for her family...she raised an incredible family. Sandie, I love you dearly. I'm sorry you've had a few summers of heartache and sadness. Let's get together soon and have a few laughs and share pleasantries to balance out the grief you feel. You are a strong woman, with great values, just like your Mom.

Dear Sandie, How sad I am to learn about your mom. It is so hard to lose your mother. Of you need to talk you can reach me at 801-2933484. She. Must be awesome to have raised a daughter as wonderful as you . Much love, Jane

I was so sad to hear of your mom's passing. She was always such a kind lady and a great example to so many of us. I don't think of the old home ward without thinking of your mom. Thoughts and prayers for all of you.

OK, heres what I did When I was 12, i wanted to get black ops when it came out. Basically my mum was like, Whats that . SO i swoehd her gameplay and shes like No, you are not getting that! There is blood and balh blah blah! (My dad didnt care whether i got it or not) In about 2 weeks I had the folowing prepared for that night, where i got my mum and dad to sit down with me 1. I found a gamplay video of it, that swoehd no blood ont the screen 2. I wrote a list of all of the benefits of me having it, like friends have it etc 3. I swoehd her a video of how you can turn disturbing scenes and settings off. 4. Showed her I have the money and That im getting older and responsibleShe was like, Well, its something I might have to think aboutSO Some weeks later, I went to the shope to get some clothes with my dad, and I saw Black ops in the shop I was like, dad can i get it and he was like hmmmmm we'll phone mum So I told her on the phone that Could i get it? and i would be responsible and mature and she was like OK get itSO i got my dad to go buy it and yeah epic timesI hope this works for MW3!!!Was this answer helpful?

OK, heres what I did When I was 12, i wanted to get black ops when it came out. Basically my mum was like, Whats that . SO i shoewd her gameplay and shes like No, you are not getting that! There is blood and balh blah blah! (My dad didnt care whether i got it or not) In about 2 weeks I had the folowing prepared for that night, where i got my mum and dad to sit down with me 1. I found a gamplay video of it, that shoewd no blood ont the screen 2. I wrote a list of all of the benefits of me having it, like friends have it etc 3. I shoewd her a video of how you can turn disturbing scenes and settings off. 4. Showed her I have the money and That im getting older and responsibleShe was like, Well, its something I might have to think aboutSO Some weeks later, I went to the shope to get some clothes with my dad, and I saw Black ops in the shop I was like, dad can i get it and he was like hmmmmm we'll phone mum So I told her on the phone that Could i get it? and i would be responsible and mature and she was like OK get itSO i got my dad to go buy it and yeah epic timesI hope this works for MW3!!!Was this answer helpful?