Birth date: Nov 24, 1961 Death date: Feb 24, 2016
Margaret Susan “Peggy” Probst, 54 years old, died of complications from a tumor on February 24, 2016 in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Peggy, born November 24, 1961 in Fayetteville, was daughter of Max John “M.J.” Probst and Sydney Slack Read Obituary
I remember you as a young girl loving riding horses. May you rest in peace.
So sorry for your loss.May God surround and comfort you.
Peggy and I worked together many years ago in the Alltel retail store in Fayetteville. She was my friend and favorite work buddy. We even took a tap dancing class together. Other messages have mentioned her wit and humor and it's true. She made me laugh, encouraged me to think and she challenged me to read more and try new things like sushi. We lost touch when she moved away but I've never forgotten her.I am saddened by this news. I'm sorry I didn't know she was back in NWA and I'm dissapointed we never reconnected. She truly was inspirational and kind. I'm so sorry for your loss.I will continue to miss you Peggy.
Jason... our thoughts are with you as you experience the loss of Peggy. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her.Allison and Ronnie Echols
Hi my name is Janine and I do not know your family but I am a therapist and Margaret's obituary in the Washington Post caught my eye. I was so struck by what a lovely tribute it was to her. So often obituaries are focused solely on professional accomplishments with so little written about what made someone special to the people who loved them. It was wonderful to read something so much more personal. She was lucky to have people in her life who could talk about her contributions to the world in such a warm and caring way. I wish you all the best in this difficult time and will be making a contribution in honor of Margaret and all she did to care for others and to make the world a better place.Janine Murphy-Neilson
Jason and family: We are so sorry for the last of your sister Peggy. We have such fond memories of Peggy and your family in Pine Bluff.Suzanne and Howard Wiechern
A great friend who will be missed.
Peggy and I talked dozen of times this last year as I was suffering from sever depression. She was always a willing ear and despite the topic of our talk we enjoyed a spirited political difference! She was a beautiful lady and friend.
I am deeply saddened by the news of Peggy's passing. I will always remember her as the beautiful, bright, precocious (and delightfully mischievous) little girl who I used to babysit (along with her brother Jason) so many years ago. We had just recently begun to become reacquainted. Getting to know the lovely, intelligent, spirited and compassionate woman she had become was an all too brief joy. What a loss to us all, but my heart especially goes out to Jason and family, as well as her aunts Peggy and Paula, of all of whom she spoke with such fondness and love. She will be missed.
Peggy was such a force in this life..I had known her for several years in Fayetteville and we went through trials together..shoulder surgery..etc. We were facing the next trial (exploratory surgery) as a team. She was so up beat and ready to get the facts and form a plan. She passed suddenly the night before and we did not have to face the battle. There is no way I will forget Miss Peggy and everything she taught me. May the peace of the universe be always with you my sister...
