Margaret “Peggy” Stewart (née Pollard)
June 4, 2026
Peacefully at Marion Villa on Thursday, June 4, 2026, Peggy Stewart of London, passed away in her 87th year. Beloved wife of Ian for 62 years. Loving mother of Barb Corsaut (Jeff) and Tim Stewart (Jane). Adored grandma of Carmen, Graeme, Abby, Emery, and Bentley. Also loved by her many extended family and friends.
Peggy was a secondary school teacher for many years with the London Board of Education and taught at many schools. She especially enjoyed teaching English as a Second Language to adults and teenagers.
Cremation has taken place. A private family interment will take place at Tillsonburg Cemetery at a later date.
Those wishing to make a donation in memory of Peggy are asked to consider the Alzheimer Society Southwest Partners or St. Joseph’s Health Care Foundation – Mount Hope Centre for Long Term Care.
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A donation has been made to St. Paul's United Church (Tillsonburg).
We were so sad to learn of Peggy's passing. We were ESL colleagues at Beal Secondary. She was an excellent teacher who had the respect of her students. A very pleasant and classy lady who had a great sense of humour and a genuine love of her family and students. She'll be missed by so many. Our sincere condolences, John & Sandra Dixon
As you grieve the loss of your wife, mother, mother-in-law and grandmother, please know that I share in your sadness. Peggy was the epitome of sweetness. I taught with her at Beal and Montcalm and we stayed in touch throughout the years after. I am grateful to you, Ian, for the updates when Peggy was no longer able to communicate. May knowing that she is at rest and your cherished memories bring you comfort. With heartfelt sympathy, Nina.
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Just the loveliest person who radiated kindness and compassion to students and colleagues alike.
~ Bette LYNN SANDERS