Peggy L Comer-Lloyd

Born Peggy Lee Tolley, September 6 th of 1947, to Ruby (Black) and Warren Tolley Sr. in Peoria, Illinois would later become Peggy Comer-Lloyd, passing July 17th of 2024 at the age of 76. Married twice; first to Clarence E. Comer Sr., such marriage seeing thirteen noteworthy years. Out of this union were born both of Peggy’s children: Clarence E. Comer Jr. and Stacy L. Sumner (formerly Kuhlmann), who proceed her now. Subsequently, Peggy would live independently for many years before carrying out her life married to Claudie F. Lloyd. Her one true love, however, was not of the romantic sort, but instead the love she held for her great-grandchildren Brandon M. Walker and Mars D. Vaughn. Brandon and his Grammy held a very special bond, and her soul will live on with him. She is also survived by grandchildren Alexis N. (Kuhlmann) Vaughn, Dalton Bryar Kuhlmann, Whitney D. Kuhlmann, and Destiny N. Creamer as well as siblings Sandy and Jack Jones. Her children, Stacy L. Sumner and Clarence E. Comer Jr. have both taken life partners in matrimony gifting Peggy with a son-in-law, Jarrod K. Sumner and a daughter-in-law, Christina ** Comer, each of whom Peggy welcomed as her own. Special mention to Peggy’s beloved cat, Lucky, and the soul-siblings Peggy adopted in life- Tom and Sue Lowery, who cared for Peggy and took on the role of family during her time in Tyler, Texas. Peggy was devoted to the wellbeing of her family and believed familial love held no bounds. Graduate of Harrisburg Township High School (1966), Peggy would come to settle in Harrisburg to live out her life. Despite settling in her hometown, Peggy was well traveled in her prime, finding residence in San Diego, California, both Springfield and Chicago, Illinois, in addition to Tyler, Texas. Peggy lived fearlessly, passionate about criminal justice and political affairs. While Peggy dedicated her later years to her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, she also found time to pursue degrees in Criminal Justice, become a CASA advocate, and invest countless hours to entertaining us all though her unfiltered social media postings. She loved fiercely and remained a powerful force of a woman until her very last day. Peggy will now join her mother and father as well as her brother, Warren Tolley Jr and her favorite furry friend, Lucky. Each day, each moment, and with each breath Peggy lived on her own terms. She left just as she came in: beautifully stubborn and courageous as hell. Her wish was to be cremated. Felty Funeral Home of Carrier Mills, IL is assisting the family with arrangements.