Margaret H. Conte

Condolences

Kathleen Stanek lit a candle and writes,
Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers
12/12/2020 09:36 am
Mary Ann Johnson writes,
Dear Barbara, Heartfelt hugs and prayers. May you be sustained by your faith and happy memories. I believe that Peggy and I played in the same league at the bowling alley on Union St.... Parkway. Namaste!
12/13/2020 08:45 am
casey Gallucio writes,
To Joe, my condolences to you and your family. many memories... most are "get off the Phone" or was that my dad, anyway god bless you and your family. with love, the Gallucio's
12/13/2020 12:52 pm
Anne Marie Eanes lit a candle and writes,
Peggy was a great co-worker at Saint Matthew’s . She always had a way of finding the humor in stressful situations and she was a great storyteller. She touched many lives during her teaching career and she will not be forgotten. I will keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers.
12/13/2020 01:50 pm
Tom Cook writes,
Very sorry for you loss. Such a nice lady and a great teacher. She taught my kids at St. Peter‘s.
12/13/2020 02:51 pm
Mimi Sinnott writes,
Absolutely loved this lady! She was a fabulous teacher and a wonderful sense of humor.
12/13/2020 03:04 pm
Jeanne Butler writes,
She was a wonderful woman and great teacher. She taught both of my grandkids st St. Peter's. My sympathy to her family and friends.
12/13/2020 03:12 pm
Madison writes,
I am immensely sorry for your lost. Mrs. Conte was my favorite teacher. She taught me in grades 6-8 at St. Peter’s in New Castle. I remember having a particularly bad day at school and she counseled me. One thing she said really stuck with me through the years (I’m 24 now). “You can’t control what other people do or how how they make you feel. But, you can make sure you never make others feel the way that you feel now. You get to control that.” I think about her words often.
12/14/2020 05:13 pm
Barbara Hahn writes,
“Death leaves a heartache no one can heal; Love leaves a memory no one can steal.” Love you.
12/15/2020 09:56 pm
Lisa Blakely (Her Student) lit a candle and writes,
Ms. Conte was my favorite teacher and inspired me to become a math teacher. I’ve been a math teacher for now 6 years and inspiring kids just like she did. She was both my 5th and 7th grade teacher and was just absolutely amazing with her classes. She has a kind heart and would do anything for her students. I am so sorry for your loss. My sympathy goes out to her family❤️
12/16/2020 12:24 pm
Deborah Sniadowski writes,
To Mrs. Conte's family, I'm so sorry to hear of her passing. She was my favorite teacher at St. Matthews. (Even though she made us rewrite our spelling test every time we made a mistake instead of just crossing out the misspelling.) I have fond memories of her sense of humor and her ornery personality. In my own career as a teacher, I thought of her often. My sincere condolences. Debbie Sniadowski
12/16/2020 01:49 pm
Dottie Mundy writes,
I’m so very sorry for you and your family Joe. I have so many fond memories of your mom. We always had such good times bowling or playing cards or just talking on the phone. I’ll keep you all in my prayers. Dottie
12/17/2020 10:02 am
Sister Marie Moore writes,
I am so saddened to hear of Peggy’s passing. She was so young...well, she was younger than I was?!! Seriously, she taught 5th and sixth grades with me, Donna, Mrs. Brooks and Mrs Monaghan. We had so much fun together. We thought the kids loved us but we were never sure. We always had fun with the children. She will certainly be very missed. She was so loved by all of us. I will miss you, Peggy! God loved you!
01/02/2021 01:26 am