Peggy was born on July 23, 1948 to John and Opal Webster in Jerome, ID.  She was raised on a diary farm.  She loved horses and her time working with her dad on the dairy.  She graduated from Jerome High School and later attended ITT, graduating with an Associates degree in Accounting.  She worked as a bookkeeper for Keto Heating and Cooling, All Idaho Kitchens and for Larry Butterfield with his disaster cleanup business.  She also did bookkeeping from home.

     Peggy married Fred White and from this union two sons, Trey and Scott were born. The family moved to Boise in the late 1970's.  Peggy and Fred were later divorced.   Peggy loved camping, fishing and spending time with her family. 

     She was preceded in death by her parents and brother, Billy.  She is survived by her sons: Trey and his wife, Tari of Nampa and Scott and his wife, Nikie of Boise; 5 grandchildren: Patrick, Tiffany, Cassie, Payton White and Jacque Whitaker; sister, Cheryl (Ron) Byron of Meridian; brother, Jack Webster of Twin Falls and her aunt, Adelaide Gerard of Gooding.  She is also survived by numerous cousins, nieces and nephews whom she loved very much.

     Memorials may be made in Peggy's name to Mountain States Tumor Institute (MSTI), 100 E. Idaho St. Boise, ID 83712-6267.

 

Peggy; You will remain in my heart and Prayers forever. I love you, I miss you and will always remember the good times we had together. Scott, Nikie and Payton; Your house will seem hollow for a while. Fill it with your memories of the laughter, love and tenderness she gave to fill your home. Trey, Tari, Patrick, Tiffany, Cassie and Jacque; She loved being with you all and especially when you spent days and nights with her. Remember her great ideas and funny witt. You all were her life. I love you. Aunt Cheryl

 

Trey, Scooter, Cheryl and families:
I am so sorry for the loss of your mother, sister, grandmother, auntie and friend. Our families had many good times over the years camping and being together over the holidays.  I will miss her and her quick wit and sense of humor.  Please accept my humble condolences and know that I will keep you in my prayers.  I know that she is now safely in the arms of the Lord free of pain.  Through these difficult times, hold your loved ones closer and savor all the wonderful memories and never forget to say "I love you".  Time will ease your pain but you will never forget her love.  I hope she gets to see Coe.  Love, Judy and

family

 

Sender's Name: Stella Moncur

I will miss Peggy's smile, I havent seen her in a long time, but for some reason this past week I have thought of her often. I am so sorry she is gone, my thoughts and prayers are with the family.