Louise Davis Pegg
October 6, 2003 ~ October 6, 2003
Resided in:
Weaverville, NC
Asheville Butterfly Trail
Louise Davis Pegg, 80, of 78 Clarks Chapel Road, Weaverville, died Sunday, October 5, 2003, at her residence.
A native of Buncombe County, she was a daughter of the late Thomas Osborne and Mintie Brackett Davis. She was retired from Brooks Howell Home.
Mrs. Pegg is survived by her husband of 61 years, Harold Pegg; two daughters, Barbara Malone of Weaverville and Myrtle Brooks of Asheville; a son, Stacy Lewis of Rock Hill; a sister, Lillie Crigger of Asheville; a brother, Paul Davis of Asheville; two grandchildren, Tammy Lutes of Abilene, TX and Horace Brooks, Jr. of Knoxville, TN.
Funeral services will be 11:00 am Wednesday in the Patton Avenue chapel of Groce Funeral Home with the Rev. Charles Coxie officiating. Burial will follow at Green Hills Cemetery.
Her family will receive friends from 7:00-8:30 pm Tuesday at the funeral home and would like to extend a special thanks to Pat Bradbury.
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Harold and family,
Louise was a very sweet and special person.We are very sorry for your loss.She really meant alot to my mother.If you need anything please call.
Ronnie and Diana
Brockwell
Stacy,
I am sorry to hear about your lose. You and your family will be in my prayers. If you need anything
please call me at 704-941-6110 work or 704-782-3502 home.
Steve
Dear Myrtle, Mike and I are saddened to hear about the passing of your mother. I know you are hurting deeply. I wish I had the words to help but can’t seem to find any. I just wanted you to know we are praying for you thru this difficult time. We love you and your family dearly. Love and Prayers Mike and Darlene
Stacy and Julie
We are thinking of you and praying that God’s love will uphold you during your grief. We love you.
Susie and Bob
From Julie’s aunt and uncle:
Our condolences to the whole family. We know how difficult it is to lose someone so precious to you. God’s grace be with you.
Susie and Bob Ray
I am Wayne’s girlfriend (Wayne Davis) and have been for almost 14 years. Aunt Louise always made me feel so welcome to the family. She always gave me a big hug, and would tell me that she loved me every time she saw me. She was such a sweet person, so full of love and kindness for everyone she met, and so funny too. Just a few weeks ago Wayne and I visited her home. Even though she was very ill, her personality hadn’t changed one bit. She was still pleasant and upbeat, in spite of her obvious pain and discomfort.
When Wayne was little, Louise would ask him who loved him, and his reply was always ‘Aunt Louise’?. Wayne and I still say that to each other every now and then. Wayne will ask me who loves me, and my answer is ‘Aunt Louise’?. I believe with all my heart that she did. I will really miss seeing her; the world has lost an angel.
My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Wilma Reynolds
We were sorry to hear about Louise’s
death. We will keep you in our
thoughts and prayers.
Love,
Louise, Gene & Larry
We were sorry to hear about Louise’s
I am saddened to learn of the death of Louise. I was her nursing supervisor at Brooks-Howell Home; and we worked together several years. I always called her ‘Pegg’; and she always called me ‘Graham’.
She was a wonderful nursing assistant, and took good care of our patients. During the times that we weren’t so busy, we would chat; and Louise always talked about two things most of all. . .her family, and cooking. Several times during our years together, she would bring flour, milk, and sausage grease and make some of the best gravy I’ve ever eaten, along with some biscuits. Louise sure knew how to cook. She brought me a recipe for broccolli quiche one day. I went home and made it for my family. My Dad always hated brocolli; but when he tasted a sample of that quiche, he reached over and said, ‘I want another piece of that pie!’ When I told Louise about it the next day, she laughed and laughed. I have many fond memories of Louise; and her shoes can never be filled. I send my prayers and heartfelt sympathy to members of her family.
I sure will miss her.
I’ve thought back countless times on the hours and hours I spent at ‘Nanna Pegg’s’. She probably fed me at least one meal a day for years. She was a wonderful woman; may fond memories comfort her family. Love and prayers to you all.