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Peggy Lee Barry was born January 7, 1959, to Eugene and Shirley (Shively) Barry in Douglas County of Omaha, NE. She was born 4th out of seven children who were all one year apart so she had plenty of playmates (who loved and fought with each other). She was a best friend to her mother.

Peggy always made everyone feel welcome and loved. All the neighborhood kids knew and loved her.

Peggy never missed St. Patrick’s Day and was sometimes called “The Little Irish Dancer” and could really “cut a rug”.

She loved living in the hills of Crescent, Iowa, and watching eagles and nature. Some of her hobbies were gardening (she kept the most beautiful flower beds), morel mushroom hunting, journaling, antiques, thrift shopping, casinos, and a good laugh. She loved her grandchildren and she was their biggest fan.

She never left one of us out. She always made sure that we felt special. She will be forever missed!

Peggy Lee Barry, 62, of Black Hawk, SD, died Sunday, August 22, 2021, at Monument Health Rapid City hospital.

Peggy is survived by her three children, Trevor, Jason, and Randi Lyn; five grandchildren, Tristen, Hannah, McKenna, Gavin, Zander, and a grandson on the way; six siblings, Christine, Patricia, Susan, Cheryl, Tina, and Patrick; aunt, Mickey Robison, all her nieces and nephews, extended family, and her bird, Kiwi.

Peggy is preceded in death by her parents; aunt, Joanne Beery; great-nephews, Lawrence Bolden Jr., Lawrence Bolden III, Montrell Burris; great-niece, T'Aries Price

Memorial has been established.

Condolences may be sent to the family at www.kinkadefunerals.com.

Peggy Lee Barry

In Loving Memory

Peggy Lee Barry

Born January 7, 1959

Omaha, Nebraska

Died August 22, 2021

Rapid City, South Dakota

Funeral Service Monday, August 30, 2021, at 1:00 p.m.

Kinkade Funeral Chapel Sturgis South Dakota

Officiant Deacon Thomas Murphy

Musical Selections “Jealous of the Angels” “Dancing in the Sky”

“Hallelujah”

Pallbearers Grandchildren:

Tristen Hayden Hannah Krambeck McKenna Krambeck

Gavin Krambeck Zander Hayden Baby Boy Hayden

Honorary Pallbearer Christine Schaecher

Final Resting Place At A Later Date

She’ll Always Be Remembered

She’ll always be remembered

As a woman, both strong and good,

Who gave her best for others

And who did the best she could.

She’ll always be remembered

For all the joy she brought,

As a woman who made a difference

And a woman who meant a lot.