Just reading this.. so sorry for your loss. The Marietta Burns'

The Divine Weaver

My life is but a weaving

Between my Lord and me;

I cannot choose the colors

He weaves so steadily.

Often He weaves in sorrow

But I in foolish pride

Forget He sees the upper

And I, the lower side.

But the dark threads are as needful

In the weaver's skillful hand

As the threads of gold and silver

In the pattern He has planned.

Not till the loom is silent

And the bobbins cease to fly,

Shall He unroll the canvas

And explain the reason why.

Author Unknown

Dear Jim,

Our sincere sympathy to you and all your family in Peg's passing. She always had a smile on her face and a wonderful laugh. We treasure the beautiful bluebird welcome sign she painted on slate from the Driver Middle School's roof. It's a part of us here in Virginia and brings many fond memories. Craig was lucky enough to have her as an elementary teacher, as were many youth in the Marcellus school system.

We also shared some wonderful memories together at MCS, Cross Lake, Florida, and on many baseball fields and stadiums. She will be missed by many. May you be comforted by the many wonderful times you enjoyed being together, and the caring of family and friends. May she rest in peace in God's hands.

Love, Karen & Bucky Winters

Dear Jim ,

My deepest sympathies to you and your family. I have such fond memories of Peggy. We all had good times teaching in Marcellus and during the last 13 years I worked at KCH I really got to know her. Her laugh and great smile always greeted me when I went to he classroom doorway. Of course I was first introduced to Peg when I had two of her children in my sixth grade classroom. I was apart of the Marcellus family and Peggy was always there to help me.

My thoughts are with you all.

Barb Genton

Dear Jim and family,

I am so very sorry to hear about Peggy. When I was a young teenager, I used to "babysit" all three kids. It has been a pleasant memory all these years. It was always nice to go to the parades in Marcellus and walk around town and see Peggy. I loved stopping to chat and catch up. She always had a smile. Love to you and the family. Kathy "Dillon" from Maple Street.

Jim & Family ,

So sorry to read of Peg's passing

May she be at peace in God's care .

Paul Esterguard

So sorry Jim, Joel, lindy and families. Will miss her wonderful laugh and out going personality. So hard to lose our history and fabric of our community. Your hearts will be healed with the love she leaves but the missing will never stop