Peggy Jo Tweed Freeman
April 11, 1948 ~ February 10, 2010
Resided in:
Asheville, NC
Peggy Jo Tweed Freeman, 61, of 54 N. Liberty Street, died Wednesday, February 10, 2010, at her home.
A native of Buncombe County, she was a daughter of the late Roy and Edna F. Tweed. She worked as a scanning coordinator with Ingles Markets.
She is survived by her daughter, Kim Enriquez of Grants Pass, OR; brothers, Jerry Tweed and Rick Tweed, and special friends, Chris and Suzanne Plemmons and Johnny and Janice Littrell.
No local services are planned.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Asheville Humane Society, 55 Shiloh Road, Suite 6, Asheville, NC 28803 or American Cancer Society, 120 Executive Park, Bldg. 1, Asheville, NC 28801.
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There will always be a special place in my heart for you. I will never forget all the late night phone calls,and the laughs we had. My prayers and condolences go out to all of your family and friends.
Rick and Jerry – We are so sorry to hear about Peggy’s passing. It’s been so many years since we saw or heard from any of you – it was a real shock to read her obituary this morning. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Margaret and David Reed
I worked with Peggy at Ingles on Charlotte St.Peggy was a great employee an a wonderful person,May God Bless and Comfort each and every day,Joe
Oh, Peggy…my dearest most beautiful best friend in high school. I’ll never ever forget you! I am so happy that we did eventually find each other on FB and could talk again. How I will miss you!
Iworked with Peggy at CP Clare back
in the late 60’s. She was a special
person. She was a witness at my wed
ding. We were good friends.She was so funny. We had a lot of laugh’s
together. She will be missed greatly. Family you will be in my
prayers.
Peggy’s Friend,
Norma Turner
Jerry,
Barbara and I are sorry about your loss. Our prayers are with your and your family.
May the Lord’s peace be with all of Peggy’s family and friends. She was a kind and sweet classmate at Fairview and Reynolds.
I was so sorry to learn of Peggy’s passing. We went all through school together. My thoughts and prayers are with her family.
We had a lot of fun growing up.You were like the sister I never had.We give our deepest sorrow and prayers to the family.
I am so sorry to receive this news. She has gone to be with her Heavenly Father, now, so her pain is gone forever. We are left to grieve but have beautiful memories of a beautiful lady.
I am very sad to learn of Peggy’s passing. We were friends in high school. She was always such a nice person.
My thoughts and prayers to the family.
Granny you will be in my heart FOREVER and you will be truly missed! I love you and cant wait to see you again. Your Grandson: Christopher Michael Freeman
Granny I will miss you so much.. I know you will be there watching me graduate high school,and I will make you proud.I will do what you first wanted me to do. I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!!
My love and prayers are with the family. Peggy and I were classmates 1-12th Grade. She is a dear friend and classmate.
Dear Jerry:
My deepest sympathy in Peggy’s passing. We had some good times at Reynolds which are still close to my heart. You will see her again.
I am here for you in any way.
Gerry Huntley
You will never be forgotten
Our deepest sympathies and condolences go out to Peggy’s family and friends.
I am so sorry for your loss. Pegg was one of my favorites I remember as a kid watching her and thinking how cool she is. She was always kind to us and always spent time with us when we came to visit. She will be missed.
I remember Peggy as being a sweet, loving young lady as a student at Reynolds High School. Family, I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers that God will give you comfort in the days ahead. Remember the good times with her and her memory will remain with you always.
Love in Christ,
Ethel Jacobson,
Librarian, Reynolds High, 1963-1998
My prayers are with your family, you will be missed. Peggy was a good friend, we worked together at Ingles on Charlotte Street,and after we had to go to seperate stores, we drifted apart. Peggy was a special and strong person.