Margaret Cull
Margaret A. Cull, age 69, entered eternal life on March 24, 2023 at her home in Troy, Missouri. She was born to E. Patrick and Bernice (Williford) Kickham on June 8, 1953 in St. Louis, Mo.
She married Kevin Cull in February, 1989 and he survives.
She was retired from Emerson Electric, and a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Troy.
She was preceded in death by her parents and brothers Patrick, Steven and infant brother Peter.
Survivors include siblings: Kathleen (Mark) Albrecht, Jeanne Kickham, Teri Methvin, Mike (Terry) Kickham, Tim (Elizabeth) Kickham, Jan Kickham, Chris Kickham, Ken (Sarah) Kickham, Kari (Dave) Williams; Sister-in-law Georgia (Bob) Davis and Brother-in-law Robert Cull (Liz Miller), numerous cousins and many nieces and nephews, all of whom were her favorites!
A memorial Mass will be held on Tuesday, March 28th at 11:00 am at Sacred Heart Church in Troy, Missouri, officiated by Father Mike Lydon.
It was Peggy’s wish to donate her body to science.
Memorials may be made to: PALS of Lincoln County at Pals-Pets.com.
So thankful for a sweet soul like Peggy! Our prayers are with you, Kevin, and her entire family.
Peggy was the best! From the time I was a little girl, I was in awe of her. She was so funny and smart and pretty(which I told her often & why I was really her favorite). I’m so glad we reconnected in recent years. I’ll treasure my memories of this sweet cousin forever.
Thoughts, prayers & peace to you, Kevin, and to all of the Kickham & Cull families.
So very sorry for you and your family.
The lord never put a more kinder soul than Peggy on our earth. I hope he’s got the best mansion prepared for her up there for what she had to go through here. Deepest sympathy to Kevin and family.
She had the most beautiful smile in the whole world. Always words of encouragement and support. I will miss you deeply Aunt Peggy.
So very sorry for your loss. May you find comfort in your memories of Peggy. Such a sweet, brave soul. She will be missed.
I seen Peggy most every day she worked at Emerson, and she always wore a big smile. She has much better days ahead. KC, my thoughts and prayers are with you.
Peggy was such a sweet, bright soul and always a joy to be around. Love to Kevin and family.
I had the honor of meeting Peggy and Kevin about 5 yrs ago. I have never in my life met 2 people that were so devoted to each other. I got to spend time with Peggy while Kevin was away tending to to his other responsibilities, and I looked forward to seeing her every time. She was always so kind. She never wanted to bother me which I thought was funny being that I was taking care of her. Every Christmas she bought me a snow globe of some sort except for the first Christmas she bought me a soft pink fuzzy blanket which I use everytime I stay away from home for my job. She was the absolute sweetest most precious little lady I have had the honor to meet. She was a warrior and had the courage and strength of an army. Rest now my friend your struggles are over. You made them look easy. You had the grace of an angel. I will never forget you Peggy. Kevin you are the best and if you ever need anything from me, You got it. My heart is sad that such a lovely woman is gone so soon. You will be forever missed and cherished Peggy.
A bright cheery smile and sweet laugh has left our lives, but will always be remembered and her bravery and courage will always be a goal to obtain. Aunt Peggy will always be cherished by our family for the love she showered upon our children and us. Always thoughtful, always encouraging, always kind, always thinking of others. God blessed us with the most beautiful Aunt. May we be more like her as we continue our earthly journey.
Our love and prayers will always be with you Uncle Kevin. You and Aunt Peggy are the very best of people.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you 🙏 Patrick & Michelle Quirk
I will miss Peggy so much as she always brightened every day I spent with her and everything we ever did was always so much fun because Peggy’s sweet contagious laugh
and fun loving spirit just made the day so enjoyable. She was such a great friend in that she was always thoughtful, kind and loving to me and to everyone and I have so many wonderful memories hanging out with her in my college days and afterwards . Then as the years went on, she suffered with her illness quietly and like a champ never complaining , always so thankful and happy she had Kevin by her side and never worried about herself, she was just interested to know what was going on with me. What a prime example she was of how to live our lives joyfully in all circumstances and focusing on others and not herself.
We send our sincerest condolences to Kevin, and to all of her siblings and extended family.
You are all in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time .
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during these difficult time. She had the most beautiful blue eyes, smiling eyes. I have fond memories of our times at Emerson Electric and UMSL. What a special Christian woman