Margaret Ann "Peggy" Galvin

Birth date: Jan 21, 1929 Death date: Jun 21, 2018

Margaret Ann "Peggy" Galvin, age 89, of East China Twp., died June 21, 2018. She was born January 21, 1929 in Detroit to the late Berno and Wilma Netzel. On May 17, 1947 she married Frederick "Bill" Galvin, Sr. in Marine City. He Read Obituary

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Connie S

386w ago

Aunt Peg was always such a beautiful soul, she always wore a smile and had such a welcoming spirit. She truly cared about anyone and everyone she met. Although the distance between our families was more than a few miles I can remember so many times going up there and having dinner, hanging out at the house, doing potlucks and seeing all my cousins. I remember always thinking as a child how beautiful she was, always so well put together, she looked like an angel, just perfect. My heart goes out to each and everyone of you, I know she will live on in everybody she has touched over the years. People like her never pass away in the distance, they leave their imprint on everybody they meet, and leave it to us to pay it forward for the Next Generation. Her generation was truly the most beautiful gift, at least to myself. God bless you and your family and all my love.

Dennis Morse

387w ago

My extreme sympathy to you guys! Your Ma and Dad will always share a place in my heart, they had a very big impact on my life growing up and are sadly missed. Do to some physical problems I probably won't be at the funeral physically but will be there mentally. I'll try to hook up with you guys at a later date. Hope everything goes well. Prayers Denny Morse

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387w ago

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Jack Tennant

387w ago

Tim, Tom, Bill, John Galvin and Families:
Mom “Aunt Peg” was a wonderful woman. Unfortunately, my contacts with her were rare. Yet, she had that amazing quality of making me feel like we just had coffee yesterday. Always warm, always smiling, always laughing and always a welcome and uplifting sight to see. I hope you all can carry her around with you in your hearts and in the way you live your lives. That’s what I try to do with my parents and it makes them “evergreen”. God Bless you all. Jack and Diane Tennant