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Her last pet, Bella, was at her side when she passed.įamily and friends will greatly miss Peggy, beloved mother, Nana, sister, aunt, and friend.

It was a gift that she passed along this love of animals to her children and grandchildren. She was never without a beloved dog by her side. Her children were often met with exclamations from Peggy’s acquaintances and friends alike who said, “I love your mother’s stories! She’s such a character.” Even the Hospice Chaplain confessed that she liked to leave Peggy last on her rounds so that she could stay a little longer to hear her stories.īesides her family and friends, Peggy loved her pets. A natural born storyteller, she would regale her listeners with tales of her childhood in Brooklyn, her adventures as the wife of a Navy Seabee, and her life as the mother of five children. A fixture at her great-daughter’s soccer games, where she was a vocal supporter, “Nana” held the unofficial position of matriarch of the game.īeloved by her family and friends, Peggy was most noted for her quips and the stories she told. She also loved spending time with her children and grandchildren camping, playing board games, making jigsaw puzzles, and attending soccer games.

In retirement, she also enjoyed her volunteer work at Saint Francis de Sales church in North Kingston, where she enjoyed the comfort and support of her church family. After she retired, she and her husband John traveled extensively throughout the United States in their RV. Later she went on to hold a number of clerical jobs at Quonset, Defense Mapping, and the IRS.

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While her husband made deployments out of Davisville, Peggy held down the fort, starting her own business washing windows and hanging wallpaper in the many new homes being built in the area. Greenwich in 1960 and proceeded to raise her family there. Peggy settled in the Sun Valley area of E. She was predeceased by her daughter Diane Marie Forman and her sister Marie Coffman Smedes. She is survived by her brother Deacon John Frohbose of Circleville, NY sisters Dolores Townley of Circleville, NY and Ann Bollmann of Poughkeepsie, NY her 12 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren, and 15 nieces and nephews. Greenwich, RI, and Mary Forman of Jamestown, RI. (wife Susan Forman) of Punta Gorda, FL Elizabeth “Bitsy” (husband Ron Mosher) of Sitka, AK Daniel (wife Margaret Forman) of E. Traveling the world, they had six children: Patricia (husband James Jones) of E. Born Januin Brooklyn, NY to Mary (Harrison) and Ignatius Frohbose, she went on the marry John H. Can't Lose.Margaret “Peggy” Forman, 91, of Sleepy Hollow Rd, East Greenwich, died peacefully in her home on June 26, 2020.

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Sometimes it's the husband who is forever supportive and well dressed (though you'll really have to look deep to find examples of those shows).Ĭan you match these TV spouses? Question 1 Clear eyes.

Sometimes the wife can barely deal with her husband's latest scheme.

Sometimes, likely depending on the decade the show is from, the wife is always supportive and well dressed. From a young age, we watch these couples interact and share their lives. These TV spouses give us an idealized image of what a marriage should be, even the ones who don't seem to get along all that well. We watch these men and women as they go through their lives - we watch them disagree, put up with each other's wackiness, argue, get into screaming matches, and eventually - usually within 22 to 46 minutes - come back together because they love one another. From the start of the television revolution, the vast majority of shows have been focused on spouses. They can be sitcoms or dramas.

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