Daughter of James Henry and Margaret (Hill) Letcher.
Widow of William E. "Bill" Conner.
For a number of years Peggy worked on the assembly line at General Motors.
With her friendly and outgoing spirit Peggy easily made many new friends.
She loved camping, playing bingo, and visiting the casinos.
She especially enjoyed spending time at her summer residence in Dagsboro.
Widow of William E. "Bill" Conner.
For a number of years Peggy worked on the assembly line at General Motors.
With her friendly and outgoing spirit Peggy easily made many new friends.
She loved camping, playing bingo, and visiting the casinos.
She especially enjoyed spending time at her summer residence in Dagsboro.
Daughter of James Henry and Margaret (Hill) Letcher.
Widow of William E. "Bill" Conner.
For a number of years Peggy worked on the assembly line at General Motors.
With her friendly and outgoing spirit Peggy easily made many new friends.
She loved camping, playing bingo, and visiting the casinos.
She especially enjoyed spending time at her summer residence in Dagsboro.
Widow of William E. "Bill" Conner.
For a number of years Peggy worked on the assembly line at General Motors.
With her friendly and outgoing spirit Peggy easily made many new friends.
She loved camping, playing bingo, and visiting the casinos.
She especially enjoyed spending time at her summer residence in Dagsboro.
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