Peggie Winckler Thrower
May 2, 1933 – Mar. 16, 2020
THROWER, Peggie Winckler, 86, of Chesterfield, went to be with our Lord on March 16, 2020. She is preceded in death by her parents, Julius and Martha Winckler Sr , and her husband, Bill Thrower. She is survived by her daughter, Julie Addington; grandson, Joshua Addington; son Eric Thrower; brother, J. A. Winckler, Jr. and his wife Marian; niece, Ramona Jacobs and her husband David; nephew, Mark Winckler and his wife Sharon; great-nieces Ashley Clarke and Lindsey Jacobs; and great-great niece, Haleigh Clarke.
A 1951 graduate of Manchester High School, Peggie worked as a transcriptionist for many companies until she found Tuckahoe Orthopaedics. She retired in 2005 after over two decades of employment with TOA. She grew up a member of Centenary United Methodist Church in Winterpock, VA and has attended West End Assembly of God in Henrico for the last 35 years. Over her many years at WEAG, she has served in the nursery, as a Manna Chick, helping with CARITAS, and participated in the cast of The Master’s Plan.
A memorial service will be held at West End Assembly of God, 401 N. Parham Rd. on a future date to be announced. The family would like to thank all the members of West End Assembly of God for their love and support over the years. In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Peggie Thrower may be made to West End Assembly of God’s Youth, Children’s, or Music and Fine Arts Department.
Miss Peggie will be sorely missed by all of us at TOA who knew her.
Love you Momma Peggie! You touched my heart and life in so many ways. When I needed a word of encouragement you always confirmed Jesus’s love for me and that He would work ALL things for my good. ❤️ You have a permanent place in my heart and soul. I can’t wait to see you and your mansion. You are my dear sister in Christ forever and always. See you soon.
Peggie, you were always so good to me and to my darling, Debbie. I remember your zeal and the way your face always lit up when I would see you at church. You’ve se served so many and shared so much love. I can still hear you laughing at funny memories from the Master’s Plan. Your daughter, Julie, is a wonderful servant of God. We will all see you soon with Jesus. We love you!!
Rest In Peace dear Momma Peggie. I’m honored to have known you and felt your love. You were an amazingly strong beautiful daughter of God.
You were such a dear friend to me, Peggie. I’m so thankful God brought you into my life. I know you’re with our Lord Jesus, and I’ll see you soon. Love you❤️
Thank you, Peggie, for your gift of friendship, love and prayer. A treasure to all whose path you crossed.
Marie Wilson
My friend Peggie is one of the people I’ve missed most since Ieft Richmond. Even after I went back to MCV from TOA, we enjoyed wonderful, often hilarious, telephone conversations punctuated by teasing remarks from Bill. Rest easy in the Lord’s arms, sweet friend.