Birth date: Oct 6, 1945 Death date: Aug 26, 2024
Peggie Norman Kilpatrick, 78, of Chattanooga, passed away Monday, August 26, 2024, at her residence. She was born October 6, 1945, in Chattanooga Tennessee to Homer and Flora Mae (Hinton) Norman. She was a class of 1963 graduate o Read Obituary
PEACE to the family members of Peggie N. Kilpatrick. Frances B. Elder. Howard Class 1963.
To The Kirkpatrick Family and my Church Member Peggie you will truly be missed I will always remember how you greet everyone with a smile you have earned your wings sending my deepest sympathy and condolences to your family Rest Easy in Heaven 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
To all of the Norman Family , I have known you all since you lived in Lincoln Park and your Mom( Ms. Papa) was the sweetest and straight to the point lady. So sorry to hear of Peggie’s passing. She, like your Mother was one of a kind!! My condolences and deepest Sympathy to all of you. May GOD be to you, whatever you need him to be at this most difficult time in your lives.
The Kilgore & Burton Families
I didn't know Mrs Kilpatrick, Husband personally but I recall when they moved to Highland Park. ( St ) there in Bushtown. So very SORRY to hear such bad news!! CONLOLENCES out to the Family...She's gone, but will NOT be forgotten! I WON'T forget the MANY times that I "seen" HER out ALONE collecting litter, NOT only from around her property alone. May she RIH!!! HOWARD AKINS, THE AKINS FAMILY!!
To the family: Although Peggie attended Howard and I Riverside, I knew her from our working as teenagers at Erlanger Hospital in the dietary department.
Peggie was very intelligent but she was so humble with it. Never a know-it-all.
I'm sure you all will miss her tremendously. But know that it's the fellowship that has been broken and not the relationship. She will always be remembered as sweet, kind , thoughtful and whatever she was to each of you. Proverbs 10:7a. Z" " l
Sharron Wood Streeter
O my Dear Peggie, you are one of most selfless, giving persons I've ever known. Always putting the needs of others ahead of yourself. A shining light and example to all who knew you. You would often call to check on my family to see how we were doing and to keep us informed of what was happening to the rest of the family. I love you and will miss you. Lovingly (you would always say in your cards and letters), your brother, Billy.
