Birth date: Aug 18, 1951 Death date: Nov 5, 2025
Peggy A. Molnar, 74, passed away on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, at The Orchards in Alliance. Peggy was born in Alliance to the late Donald and Bettey Stubbins. She was preceded in death by her brother Thomas. Peggy was a gradua Read Obituary
“PEGGY WAS MY FRIEND FOR 66 YEARS. I MET HER WHEN WE WERE LITTLE AND HER FAMILY MOVED IN ACROSS THE STREET FROM US. SHE WAS ALWAYS SO MUCH FUN. WE ENJOYED GOING TO CASINOS, AND TOOK VACATIONS TOGETHER WHERE WE MADE A LOT OF MEMORIES. I LOVED SPENDING THE HOLIDAY MEALS AT HER HOUSE AS SHE WAS SUCH A GREAT COOK. I AM GOING TO MISS PEGGY VERY MUCH. MY HEART GOES OUT TO CRAIG AND TONY.... I WILL MISS YOU MY FRIEND...KITTIE”
Peg was a good friend . She was always ready for trip to the casino. Many afternoons of playing board games and eating lunch and just talking.
I had the pleasure of working with Peggy when she was the housekeeper in the residence hall where I served as the resident director. She was wonderful—caring, dependable, and always looking out for both the building and the students who lived there. When my first son was born, she even gave me a little toddler sled. That simple, thoughtful gift summed up who she was: kind, generous, and full of heart.
I had the pleasure of working with Peggy when she was the housekeeper in the residence hall where I served as the resident director. She was wonderful—caring, dependable, and always looking out for both the building and the students who lived there. When my first son was born, she even gave me a little toddler sled. That simple, thoughtful gift summed up who she was: kind, generous, and full of heart.
Heartfelt condolences to Craig, Tony and all Peggys loved ones. Prayers for comfort and peace.
Aunt Peggy always treated me like one of her own. She welcomed me like family from the first time I met her and never said goodbye without a “love you sweetie”. Her love of Elvis, teddy bears, and Santa Claus were legendary. Mike and I will both miss her.
I remember a Molnar family picnic when she brought her famous deviled eggs. She wanted to bring plenty, but kind of forgot that each egg made two! There were definitely more than plenty of delicious eggs that day.❤️
Much love,
Cheryl
Craig, our sincere condolences.
John and Nancy Talaba
Peggy was a great lady. I loved working with her. She would always make a mess with her califlower at break. Thing is the lobby was was already clean. She did clean up after herself. She will be missed.
Peggy you were a bright shining soul. Always smiling and always having something nice to say. Thanks for welcoming a new face to Mount Union and always being a sweet friend. 💕
Prayers, thoughts and love for her family and friends.🙏🏻💕🙏🏻
Rest in peace Peggy 💕
My best friend, you will always be in my heart. We always supported each other, we laughed and cried together. We had soooo much fun! We met at work in the 80's and were instantly bonded. We made cleaning fun! We took many shopping trips and really did shop till we dropped! We looked forward to having many lunch dates and enjoying our dessert first. Always remembering our many trips to Hershey pa and sharing our love for chocolate. Until we see each other again....Love you my BFF
