I was deeply saddened to learn of Peggy Ann’s passing away. During my early years as an intervenor, Peggy Ann had taught me so much about Deafblindness. She’s a very strong advocator for people with Deafblindness. I will always remember her smile and her sense of humour. She’ll be sadly missed. Shelley
I just found out recently,,, I wish someone told me earlier. I will never forget her and I was glad we visited her every month.. We were planning to visit her this Wed. She is a wonderful and great lady. We will miss her dearly. From Rita and Lyn
Mom and I are very sad to hear about Peggy Anne’s passing. Peggy Ann played a big part in both of our lives. We are grateful that she was part of our circle of friends and that she was willing to join us in events with our friends. We will always remember her drive to educate everyone that Deafblindness is not a disability but simply a different way of living. It was because of her Deafblindness, mom and I had come to know her. We will always remember her. Our thoughts are with the family. Agnes and Janice
We are sorry to hear of Peggy Anne’s passing. Peggy Anne was an active member and sat on the Board of the Canadian Deafblind & Rubella Association in the late 1990’s and early 2000’s. Her determination, wonderful attitude, sense of humor will always be remembered. Our thought and prayers are with the family
