Peggie Arlene La PLANTE

April 4, 1926 ~ July 28, 2004

"View Video Tribute" Peggie Arlene La Plante, 78, beloved wife and mother, entered into final rest on July 28, 2004, at her Farmington residence. She was born April 4, 1926, in Flat River, MO., to Clifford Woodbury Limbaugh and Esther Etta 'Harris' Limbaugh. Preceding in death was her husband of 49 years, Harold Glenwood La Plante, the love of her life. They were married July 19, 1952, in St. Louis, MO. Also preceding were 2 brothers, Clifford Eugene & Jimmy Allen and great-granddaughter, Elizabeth F. Platten. Peggie graduated from Flat River High School in 1943 & was a member of the Alumni Association for many years & was committee chairman for their high school reunions. She loved planning these reunions & dedicated much time & energy to ensure their class maintained lifelong friendships. She was a lifelong bingo player & will be missed by many of her bingo buddies. Peggie was an avid Cardinal baseball fan & cheered them on enthusiastically. She was a devoted & loving mother to her 4 children and is survived by: James T. La Plante, of Festus, MO; Linda (Donald) Gregory, of South Carolina; Cindy (Randy) Johnson, of Farmington; Lisa (Curt) Randall, also of Farmington. In addition, she is survived by 7 Grandchildren: Lonni, Stephanie, Kevin, Cory, Shawn, Aaron & Carlee. 10 Great-Grandchildren; a Special Niece, Pat Limbaugh Holst & a Special Friend, Judy Sheets, along with many other relatives & friends. The family would like to extend "special appreciation" to HospiceCare, Inc., for their compassionate service in our time of need. Memorials may be directed to this organization via Taylor Funeral Service. Visitation will be Thursday & Friday, from 4-9 p.m. Visitation resumes Saturday, 9 am & funeral Saturday, 10:30 am, at TAYLOR Funeral Service CHAPEL, conducted by Reverend Jesse Perry of the Presbyterian Church of Farmington, where she was a lifelong member. Graveside services immediately following at Woodlawn Cemetery, Leadington, MO.

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  1. My deepest sympathy, and prayers are with the family. May God grant them peace, and relieve their sorrow.

  2. Linda, I was so sorry to read of your mother's passing. Her obituary was a beautiful tribute to what I'm sure was a beautiful life. Given your love of genealogy, I'm sure her legacy will be well preserved for future generations. If there's anything I can do, don't hesitate to ask. My deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family at this time. Bettye

  3. Dear Linda & family. I'm so sorry about your Mother. I wasn't able to come to the Funeral, but my Thoughts and Love were there with you all. In Deepest Sympathy, Linda Fay

  4. Linda, My wife and I share is your sorrow. I know that life hasn't been easy lately. Knowing your now like I do I consider you and yours family so we share in your grief. My wife is trained in hospice and I personally had to experience what you are going through so I know pretty much how you feel. May God take you under his wing and comfort you forever and help you get back to life when you are ready. "Mom" is in the place where we all want to be someday but when that time comes it may be a blessing for the person but the family etc. must get through the personal pain. If I gave advice, I would say live each day, love always and never forget the memories. Our sincerest sympathy and condolences. James and Teresa Harris

  5. My deepest sympathies in the lost of your Mother. Have been gone from Farmington a long time, but still consider it home. Look to our Holy Father for strength. God Bless

  6. Linda, I am so sorry to hear that your Mom passed away. Please accept my deepest sympathies to you and your family. Deborah Colombo


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