Birth date: Jul 12, 1933 Death date: Apr 15, 2020
Margaret “Peggy” T. Shubeck (nee Coyne) passed away peacefully on Wednesday, April 15, 2020. Beloved wife of 65 years to Ralph; cherished mother of Ralph Jr, Lynn (Vic) Sohar, Terry (Camille), Brian (Laurie), and Sharon Potts; tr Read Obituary
To the Shubeck Family
With Sympathy let the beauty of each new day nourish your souls and bring you peace.
I well miss seeing her beautiful smiling face but I know she is at peace. 🙏🏻
One of her many friends at Danbury
Shirley Bugelski and Peter Rehus
To the entire Shubeck Family, our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Mr and Mrs. Shubeck were so gracious to allow us all to have such wonderful childhood memories spent swimming in the pool and playing anytime we wanted to. Thank you for everything you put up with.
The Mendise Family
Everyone should have an Aunt Peggy in their life! Loving, caring, Tremendously young at heart and above all a laughter that would put anyone in stitches. My Aunt was as funny as they came. When I spent nights over my cousins it seemed my Aunt as well as my Uncle would muster some kind of joke or trick to play on us kids. The time I was over with my parents and my Mom asked where her sister was. My Uncle said at the store and she would be back soon. He asked Ralph to go in his bedroom and get his slippers under their bed. He also mentioned that the light was out in the bedroom. So up we went in the room on the floor looking for the slippers when all of a sudden the covers went flying off the bed and a yell came from the gorilla that was under those covers. Well we were out of that room like a bat out hell and flew down the steps! Uncle Ralph and my parents were in stitches in the living room as Aunt Peggy came down dressed in her gorilla outfit. Yes my Aunt Peggy always loved to have a good laugh. I will miss her seemingly perpetual smile! Love you always Aunt Peggy
My prayers and love to everyone during this difficult time. Rest well, Aunt Peggy.
To my loving mother who I dearly miss....please give me the strength to get through this! I will miss our daily phone calls and your silliness. Your smile lit up a room and those moments are my memories I will cherish forever in my heart💜💙. Love You and RIP
Aunt Peggy was near and dear to Val and my heart I remember when She came numerous times to watch over Jim and I when we lived in Berea. Since I am in my 70’s that was quite a while ago We always looked forward to seeing her.She Will always be special to me. Nothing but good memories. Vin Vassel
My grandmother was one of the kindest & most selfless individuals I have ever met. As a child, I would visit every summer & winter vacation - and even into her elderly age, I recall her finding the energy for charity work, such as volunteering at hospitals. Those that knew her, know that she was a very religious woman and that Catholicism was central to her beliefs. I vividly remember her telling me something as a child that resonated with me for the rest of my life - that "it isn't easy getting into Heaven." I always took that as actions speak louder than words & if wish to reap the benefits of eternal bliss in the afterlife, than you essentially have to walk the walk, not just talk the talk. And that is exactly what my grandmother did, which is why I'll always remember her as the kind, loving, giving, & caring woman that she was. I believe she made it
