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Peggy Ann Repplinger
Mar 18, 1938 — Feb 12, 2016
Peggy Repplinger, 77, of Parker, CO passed away peacefully in her sleep in her home after a long illness. A Memorial Service will be held at the Parker PACE Center with a reception immediately following on Thursday, Feb 18th at 11 am.
Peggy Ann (Kiser) Repplinger was born on March 18, 1938 in Joplin, MO. She was the beloved only child of Kenneth (deceased) and Eunice Kiser (96). Peggy married Bill Repplinger in Joplin on December 13, 1957 and they had a beautiful life together for 59 years.
Peggy is survived by her loving husband Bill, her devoted mother Eunice, her four children, Billy (Karen) Repplinger of Aspen, Penny (Jim) Haag of Parker, Jill (Mary) Repplinger of New York City, Matthew Repplinger of Denver, her two grandchildren, Alex (Ann-Marie) Haag of Parker and Emily Haag of Boulder, and her two great-grandchildren, Elly and James. She will be missed by her many friends and extended family as well.
Peggy loved her family very much and expressed her love and gratitude often and with passion. She was an avid reader and never missed watching a Rockies game on television. She was a strong supporter of her children and grandchildren’s many sporting events and went to great effort to be with them when possible. Most importantly, she was extremely grateful for God’s grace in her life and her 40 plus years of sobriety.
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