Born April 2, 1965 in Escondido California, the daughter of Theodore “Ted” Paul Ferrick and Mary Rose (Morse) Ferrick.
Departed April 17, 2016 in Oak Ridge Tennessee.
“Peggy” 51 years of age was Diagnosed and Survived Hodgkin’s Lymphoma Cancer at the age of 23. The challenges and effects of radiation began to impact her life, leading to her deteriorating health over the last 4 years that could no longer be endured.
In addition to her parents who live in Escondido, California.
She is survived by Michael John Stinson her husband of 31 years.
The loving mother of… Christopher Michael Stinson and wife Kristin Marie Stinson, granddaughters Kaylee Marie 3 years of age, Layla Rose and Olivia Lily 1 year of age residents of Oak Ridge Tennessee.
The loving mother of … Ian Alexander Stinson 18 years of age of Oak Ridge Tennessee.
Sister – Julie Corine Ferrick of Washington.
Sister – Sherry Lynn Moedano-Villar of San Marcos, California.
Brother – Perry Troy Ferrick of Escondido, California.
And many family and friends who have loved her dearly.
Peggy’s wishes were that there will be no services. Her family will plan a “Celebration of Life” at a future date when the family gathers during a pilgrimage of her life that her husband “Mike” will plan and travel as he retraces their marriage path together in her remembrance.
The family asks all guests to please sign and eulogize your memory of Peggy below so a book of remembrance can be created.
Tributes
Leave a tributewill be remembered for being so loving and kind.
*Love & Kisses*
I remember when we visited together at your Grandfather Mike and
Grandmother Fran's home. They loved you dearly and in return
you gave them much happiness. The family gatherings were
filled with kindness and care for our family. You will be missed
always.
You were the cool aunt when we went for drives and turned the radio up to "volume max" and sang along to Red Red Wine at the top of our lungs. You were the patient aunt when I felt lost and confused, you'd curl up next to me in my bed, tuck my hair behind my ear and give me advise that I continue to apply to my every day life. You were the strong aunt when you were diagnosed with cancer at 23 fought it and WON!
And a lot of the time you were the silly aunt like when we went for walks in "fart in the park" or when we would sit on the floor playing board games and it was Chris's turn you'd say "Chrisgo" (like crisco)
And of course, one of my favorite memories (it'll never get old). The time all of us went berry picking, we caught sight of a nice ripe bunch so Mike pulled over and Chris and I went to work gathering the best berries. I lost my footing and rolled down the mountain. As I lay there helpless, you yelled down to me with a concerned sound in your voice....
"Are the berries okay?!"
The rest of the drive home we all laughed til we cried and we still laughed about it throughout the years.
Oh Peggy, you are so precious. Such an amazing Mother, Wife, Daughter, Sister, Grandmother, and Friend. You will be missed dearly
Your memories will live on through the people you left behind when you were called back home. Til we meet again
P.S. I love you Mike, Chris, and Ian.
For happy times shared through the years
For loyalty, love, laughter and tears.
For the special things only you can do.
For all of these...
I THANK YOU...
Time and space may separate us,
But heartstrings know no end.
I'm proud to call you...
❤️ MY SISTER...
Happier still to call you...
❤️ MY FRIEND.
As I face the days that follow the loss of you...
I cannot help but wonder how I will get through...
You inspired me with your strength and love...
Your bright shining light as if from God above...
My compass broken by a loss so deep...
Forever in my heart as if a part of me...
Here on earth I will no longer see...
The blue in your eyes or the touch of your face...
Shine your light on me from above...
Share your secrets of peace and love...
And guide me till we are sisters again...
In the life beyond with no beginning or end...
Peggy,
I couldn't have been blessed with a more perfect sister. The bond we shared was special beyond words. Our hearts and soul will forever be connected. You listened, you cared, you shared and you loved. My talks with you will be forever treasured. I knew early on you were special from the start. You will always hold a special place in my heart. I promised you long ago I would be there. To help you with those you hold dear. I was blessed the day you were born my sister and blessed to be there as you took your last breath.
You were a treasured mother, wife, daughter, granddaughter, sister, aunt, niece and friend. My children were spoiled with your talents of home made clothes, quilts and cooking. You shared your home and treated them like they were your own.
This sister of mine was a cancer survivor, an inspiration to us all. She pushed herself all the time not wanting the disease to govern her quality of life. The last thing she wrote to me on her birthday was "Thank you Seesta
It's a tragic loss for everyone who knew her, but what a beautiful success story that she overcame that terrible disease and went on to raise 3 terrific boys (Yes Mike, you too) who loved and cherished her. It's so hard to say goodbye, but should be much easier to celebrate her life.
Your family is in our prayers and thoughts.