Memories of Margaret (Peg) Mankowich

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Margaret (Peg) Mankowich

Hoover, AL, USA

November 10, 1947 - April 24, 2020

Nov 10, 1947 - Apr 24, 2020

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Melody Martin-Fredericksen

In my thoughts and prayers, especially today on her one year anniversary.

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Melody Martin

Miss "Prue" was my idol back at Fair Haven Middle School in 1969-70. I wanted to be just like her! She and... Read more Miss "Prue" was my idol back at Fair Haven Middle School in 1969-70. I wanted to be just like her! She and "Mr. Mank" made a large... Read more Miss "Prue" was my idol back at Fair Haven Middle School... Read more

Richard Howell

Peg and John 2001

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Kristen Muckleroy

Wow - this is a fabulous picture Mr Howell ! Wow - this is a fabulous picture Mr Howell ! Wow - this is a fabulous picture Mr Howell !

Kristen Muckleroy

Thank you for sharing your memories ❤️ Thank you for sharing your memories ❤️ Thank you for sharing your memories ❤️

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Richard Howell

Peg 2001

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Richard Howell

I first met Peg when John started with ADAC in the early 80s and moved to Morgan Hill, just North of where I lived in Gilroy. There were some fantastic times at our pool as well as some delightful dinners at their home. Unfortunately ADAC went through a series of “musical chairs” and John was wiser than I and moved on. We eventually reconnected at Matrix Instruments, in fact John was instrumental in getting me my job! Some more dinners at the Mankowich’s in New York where the three of us solved most of the world problems. When Agfa bought Matrix and the Belgian invasion began, John realized it was time to move on. While we never worked for the same company again, we kept in contact, and John and Peg were at my daughter’s wedding in 2001. When John left medical imaging we lost contact, each of us at time overwhelmed with professional and personal issues. Ironically earlier this month I took steps to reconnect and John and I talked for over an hour.
The enclosed picture, taken at my daughter’s wedding, catches what I remember of Peg. Her smile, the twinkle in her eyes, and I swear I can hear her laughter.

I first met Peg when John started with ADAC in the early 80s and moved to Morgan Hill, just North of where I lived in Gilroy. There were some fantastic times at our pool as well as some delightful dinners at their home. Unfortunately ADAC went through a series of “musical chairs” and John was wiser than I and moved on. We eventually reconnected at Matrix Instruments, in fact John was instrumental in getting me my job! Some more dinners at the Mankowich’s in New York where the three of us solved most of the world problems. When Agfa bought Matrix and the Belgian invasion began, John realized it was time to move on. While we never worked for the same company again, we kept in contact, and John and Peg were at my daughter’s wedding in 2001. When John left medical imaging we lost contact, each of us at time overwhelmed with professional and personal issues. Ironically earlier this month I took steps to reconnect and John and I talked for over an hour.
The enclosed picture, taken at my daughter’s wedding, catches what I remember of Peg. Her smile, the twinkle in her eyes, and I swear I can hear her laughter.
I first met Peg when John started with ADAC in the early 80s and moved to Morgan Hill, just North of where I lived in Gilroy. There were some fantastic times at our pool as well as some delightful dinners at their home. Unfortunately ADAC went through a series of “musical chairs” and John was wiser than I and moved on. We eventually reconnected at Matrix Instruments, in fact John was instrumental in getting me my job! Some more dinners at the Mankowich’s in New York where the three of us solved most of the world problems. When Agfa bought Matrix and the Belgian invasion began, John realized it was time to move on. While we never worked for the same company again, we kept in contact, and John and Peg were at my daughter’s wedding in 2001. When John left medical imaging we lost contact, each of us at time overwhelmed with professional and personal issues. Ironically earlier this month I took steps to reconnect and John and I talked for over an hour.
The enclosed picture, taken at my daughter’s wedding, catches what I remember of Peg. Her smile, the twinkle in her eyes, and I swear I can hear her laughter.

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