Peggy Bryant, age 70, passed away on November 30th, 2025 in the company of her significant other Theodore Hill, in the comfort of their home in Johnstown, Colorado. Peggy was born in Oceanside, California at the Camp Pendleton Marine Base on May 16th, 1955 to Mary Jane O’Hanahan and Walter Potter. She was later adopted by Larry Bobbett.

Peggy graduated from Loveland High School in 1973 and worked as a Printing Manager for 17 years until she decided to leave her position to stay at home to watch her grandchildren.

Peggy is survived by Theodore Hill, significant other; Larry Bobbett, father; Liz Bobbett, wife of Larry; Tory Beck, sister; Ed Beck, brother-in-law; Amy Henderson, daughter; Joel Henderson, son in law; Christian Fisher, son; Jessica Miner, daughter in law; Theodore Jason Hill, son of Theodore Hill; Katlynn Stecklein, granddaughter; Cody Stecklein, grandson.

She is preceded in death by Mary Jane O’Hanahan, mother, and Elizabeth Jane O’Hanahan Mower, grandmother.

Peggy had the purest, kindest soul. She wasn’t just a fighter, she was a role model, an encourager, a shoulder to lean on when life got tough. She was an animal lover that inspired others to be more like her, a mentor, a second mom, a grammy, a favorite amongst her doctors and nurses. She went about every day with a positive attitude and the courage to take on anything that stood in her path. She spent her life loving animals and strangers the same way she would love her family; she made sure no one ever felt as though they weren’t her blood. She was the glue that held everyone together no matter how far you had to travel. There was not one person, creature, or animal who did not feel loved by her when they met her. She was a great example to always look at the positive side of life.

Her family loved her deeply and will miss her greatly as they carry on her legacy and love for the remainder of their lives.