Peggy Ann Keyser was born on March 19, 1955, in Denver, Colorado, to her parents John and Haroldene Foreman. Peggy passed away on September 20, 2024, in Seattle, Washington. She is survived by her loving husband, Greg Keyser, sister, Laureen Moore, daughters, January Inman and Charleen Cram, stepdaughters, Brea Nagel and Michele Keyser, 11 grandchildren, Calum, Corey, Cameron, Randon, Bradyn, Eastyn, Lyla, Avery, Drake, Felicia and Rob, and 5 great grandchildren, Jesse, Xayden, Raylan, Athena and Penelope. She preceded death with her daughter, Dena, son, Charles, parents, John and Haroldene Foreman, brother, John Foreman, sister, Lynn Wood, and great granddaughter, Zena.

Peggy was a loving wife, mother, aunt, sister, grandmother, great grandmother and dear friend to many. She was considered a mother and grandmother figure to many others throughout her life. She loved all of her family fiercely. She loved her dog, Lucky, the color purple, Elvis, Dodge Chargers, watching her husband's live band, hunting, whoppers, coffee, root beer, milk in her cake, Pik-Niks, clothes, shoes, make up, tv shows, but mostly she loved watching her children and grandbabies grow. She loved holiday gatherings and family traditions such as cinnamon rolls and fudge, which has been a tradition that has been passed down to her children and grandchildren and will continue to grow in her honor.

Peggy touched so many hearts of the people she came in contact with. She was an amazing woman and lived a full life. She was able to raise her children, watch her children have children, and in turn, watch her grandchildren have children. She grew up in Estacada, Oregon, and moved to Milwaukie, Oregon where she raised her family. She built her career working for the Clackamas County Circuit Court in September 1983 and retired in October 2014. She married her husband, Greg, in December 2012 and was the happiest she had ever been. They built their life together loving each other deeply, the type of love you dream of. She spent her days of retirement watching her grandbabies, cooking, and making sure her family was well taken care of.

Peggy leaving us has left us all with a massive hole in our hearts. She will be greatly missed beyond measurement. At this time, we will be holding a celebration of life to come together to share memories, photos, stories, hugs and laughs, and to honor the wonderful life she lived. More details to follow.