Peggy Ruth Madison

Ward Wilson Memory Hill Cemetery and Crematory

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Posted by: Ward Wilson
Date: Feb 29 2020 10:35 AM

Peggy Ruth Reynolds Madison , 86, a life-long resident of Dothan,  passed away February 29, 2020 at her home surrounded by her loving family.

  Graveside services will be held at Memory Hill Cemetery at 2 PM, Monday, March 2,2020. Family will receive friends at Ward Wilson Funeral Home from 1 PM until service time. Donations in her memory would be welcomed blessings to Covenant Hospice, who provided her excellent care.

Peggy is preceded in death by her husband, William A. (Bill) Madison Jr., her son, Randall Allen (Randy) Madison, granddaughter, Jennifer Kate Madison and great grandson Aiden O’Neal Parrish. 

Peggy was born in Dothan, AL on March 16, 1933 to Alfred Eugene and Ruth Trammell Reynolds.  She graduated with the Dothan High School Class of 1951 and married Bill on October 7th of that year.  Peggy began her working career with Bauman Jewelers, and went on to fill many rolls, ending her career at the Credit Bureau of Dothan in 1990.

As a child of GOD, Peggy spent many hours of her years serving her FATHER by leading different Sunday School classes at Calvary Baptist Church, where her parents were charter members. She took HIS charge to ‘raise up her children in the way they should go’ and in doing so, was blessed to see all of her children come to know GOD through believer’s baptism. She was a lady of many talents which included playing the piano, singing, sewing , and best of all - according to her kids - cooking!  

Peggy is survived by her four of children:  Lynda Madison, Julie (Tim) Price,  Deanna (Mitch) Parrish and   Neal Madison – all of Dothan; her grandchildren: Brandy Madison, Blayde (Tressie) Price, Courtney (Terry) Ingram, Hayden Price, Justin Parrish, Emily (Phil) Robbs, Samantha (Donnie) Brown, Rebecca Madison; 12 great grandchildren; her sisters Dollie Granger and Sue (Charles) Cannon as well as many loving nieces, nephews, cousins and friends, especially those faithful members of her Sunday School class.

 

 

 

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