Obituary: Zimmerman, H.M. Peggy

Age 87

Sun., May 6, 2012

ZIMMERMAN, H.M. Peggy

February 16, 1925 -
April 29, 2012

Our beautiful mother passed away Sunday April 29, 2012 with her family at her side.

We celebrate her 87 years of life knowing she touched more people than can be imagined!

She was a very successful business woman in her service to the Spokane Community as an independent insurance agent and in her tireless hours of volunteerism as board member for the Deaf Service Center and decades of membership with the QUOTA service organization where she served as an officer and creatively raised amazing funds!

Her family and friends remember her with love and respect.

She is survived by her daughters Micki, Kathi and almost daughter Beth.

Grandchildren Kristi, Eric, Judy, Jacob, Staci and Lisa, Great Grandchildren Collin, Jenna, Nicholas and Zachary and many loving nieces and nephews as well as a loving collection of friends.

It is our mother’s request that there be no funeral.

Please remember her joy and raise a glass to toast her wonderful life.

Dance with the Angels Mom, we love you!

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