Birth date: Apr 1, 1939 Death date: Jan 17, 2021
Registry for Margaret Gurau Margaret "Peggy" Jean Gurau passed away peacefully January 17, 2021 at home in Ames, Iowa. Peggy was born April 1, 1939 in Des Moines, Iowa the daughter of Dr. Henry H. and Liselotte (Lewin) Gurau. She Read Obituary
My aunt Peggy was a wonderful person, and mother. She can now look down upon us knowing she left us all in a better place just having known her. She is now a guardian angel looking after us. But especially, for her son Karl Dow. You will be dearly missed aunt Peggy. Till we meet again, God Bless.
Peggy was a dear friend too us for almost 50 years. We enjoyed her wonderful sense of humor, her deep artistic talent, and her broad interest in the world around her. She wad kind, generous, tolerant and highly intellect. She could do more things well than anyone I can
think of-- painting, cooking, administrative skills, warm parenting,
quick wit, music,--how we shall miss her. What a grand friend. Jane and Fred Vallier
We are so sorry to hear of Peggy's passing. We were in a Sunday morning running and brunch group with Peggy for many years. Peggy was a good runner and a great brunch hostess. We had fun, discussing the news of the week and eventually the food became more important than the running. We will miss Peggy. Despite her physical difficulties, she was strong and determined to still be a part of our UU Fellowship. It was always so good to see her and chat. Our sympathy to her family.
Ginny and Stu Huntington
I remember Peggy fondly. I am thankful for her support and kindness.
Peggy was always helpful in many ways at I'm.
Benette Sherman
I loved Peggy's spirit of justice--she advocated and generously supported people in need. She'll be missed in our UU and Ames community.
We will miss seeing Peggy at the UUFA. It was a joy to see her and talk with her regularly. She made such an effort to come, even when it was physically difficult for her. Peggy was interested in so many things around her and provided significant support for programs that enhanced the community and peoples's lives.
Peggy was a wonderful mentor to me when I worked with her at Iowa State University in the Child Development Department. Deep sympathies to each of her family.
