September 3, 1922 - June 28, 2015
Peggy M. Wilhour, 92, passed away on June 28, 2015 in Everett, Washington. Born in Melbourne, Australia, she was the daughter of Jack Tilley and Edith Frances Gibbons.
Mrs. Wilhour will be laid to rest on Friday, July 17, 2015 at 10:00AM at Tahoma National Cemetery, 18600 Southeast 240th Street in Kent, Washington.
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Peggy was a great lady, so nice and charming good sense of humor.Beautiful inside and out. She’ll be in my heart forever
John and family,
I was so sad to hear about Peggy. I’m so glad I was able to see Peggy about 3 weeks ago. I feel very blessed that I got to know her. She was a beautiful person and I loved talking with her when she came to get her hair done. Her uplifting personality and caring for others made her an amazing person. She will truly be in my heart and prayers . May God welcome her into his kingdom.
John. I know this is very hard on you. Just remember that you had many years with your wife and she was always thankful for the care you gave her.
I will keep her in my prayers.
God bless you and your family
Pauline Hoyt
Dear John and family,
It was with such sadness that I learned of Peggy’s passing. She was such a lovely woman; funny, kind, creative, interested in others, and with such a deep love for her family. I loved walking into her room at Bethany; it was such a special place because Peggy was there, often joined by John. You are all in my thoughts and heart; the world has lost a very special woman and we will never be quite the same without her.