Birth date: Mar 6, 1962 Death date: Jan 24, 2026
Mary “Peggy” Morgan, 63, passed away on January 24, 2026, at the Dr. Weil Center for Hospice Care in Port Richey, Florida, after a courageous battle with cancer. Mary fought with strength and determination until the very end. Bo Read Obituary
Mary’s beautiful spirit and generous heart will always be remembered. I am so grateful she came into my father’s life. The bond they shared was special, and her love brought out the very best in him.
Being with Mary was like a dream, she brought a joy with her that will forever be in my heart. Her passion for living life and helping others was unmatched. So blessed to have crossed paths with my forever love. I always used to tell her we were cut from the same cloth. We kept each other young. Sharing adventures of everything from going to the beach to Busch gardens, Tampa Bay Lightning games, comedy clubs, her first college football game in Orlando to see my Alma mater play. She loved to float in the clubhouse pool as therapy late at night, and then we would go home and take Daisy Mae for an unleashed walk around the neighborhood. And of course, there were the spontaneous rides on the Harley. That was her favorite. Often talking about getting her own motorcycle as a sign of independence. She surprised many with her skills on the pool table, which was part of her upbringing. Her love for live music and a dancing was inspiring for many to witness. A chief in the kitchen, an enthusiastic gardener, and also my hair stylist.
We packed more fun in our time together than a lifetime. She was everything to me. I will miss her forever.
Her smile was always so warm and genuine. She brought light to those who were fortunate enough to know her. We are very blessed to have had the privilege to be a small part of her life.
Being with Mary was like a dream, she brought a joy with her that will forever be in my heart. Her passion for living life and helping others was unmatched. More to come my love!
I will always remember Aunt Peggy’s kindness and warm voice. I’ll remember how she’d softly coo at her birds, love her dogs and tenderly care for her plants. I’ll remember her strength and resilience during hard times. All that wonderful light and energy has been put back into the universe to continue on. I love you.
