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Peggy (Clark) Allgood
May 6, 1936 - Jan 5, 2018
Posted by Ann Weber
BARTLESVILLE
EXAMINER-ENTERPRISE
BARTLESVILLE, WASHINGTON CO, OK
(permission granted)
Peggy (Clark) Allgood, 81, a long term resident
of the Bartlesville area died Friday, January
5th at the Meadowbrook Nursing Home in Chouteau,
Ok. Her remains will be laid to rest with her
beloved parents at a private service in the
Dewey Cemetery.
Peggy was born on May 6th, 1936 to Pharis and
Beulah Clark in Cassville, MO. They moved to
Miami, Ok. where she completed High School in
1954. Peggy then moved to Klamath Falls, OR. to
pursue her Associates Degree in a Business
Education program. She returned to Oklahoma and
married on December 4th, 1955. She gave birth to
the 3-D's-Donna, Donnie, and Doug-all were born
in Bartlesville and primarily raised in the
Bartlesville area.
Over the years, Peggy worked in a variety of
jobs-primarily as a waitress. She worked as a
breakfast waitress at the old Holiday Inn on
Washington Blvd. for several years-a job that
provided income for a single mother - working
the best that she could to provide for her
family. She later worked in Home Healthcare as a
caregiver to the elderly.
In 2011, Peggy moved to Chouteau, Ok. to be
closer to her daughter and son-in-law, Donna and
Wade
Smith who acted as her caregivers over the
last several years-attending to Peggy's physical
and medical needs and advocating for Peggy in
every way possible. Most important, they made
her part of their lives EVERYDAY.
In addition to
Donna and Wade, Peggy is survived by 2 sons and
their spouses-Donnie and Diane Allgood of Bixby,
Ok. and Doug Allgood and Herb Jimenez of Dallas,
TX. She is survived by a sister and
brother-in-law, Dorothy and Oscar Osdickenberg
of Claremore, Ok. Peggy is also survived by
James Fehlen of Florence, OR., a special friend
who she dated in Oregon in 1954 who sought her
out many years later. James stayed in close
touch with Peggy over the past several years,
checking in on her often and coming to visit her
several times. His devotion and relationship
with Peggy was an inspiration to Peggy's family.
Peggy leaves behind 5 Grandchildren and 9 Great
Grandchildren. Peggy is a part of ALL of those
who survive her…forever.
Her journey was often a
difficult one, but for her Family, it is one
that we celebrate because of the Life that she
gave us all.
Published in Examiner-Enterprise from Jan. 14 to
Feb. 13, 2018
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