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The Memorial service celebrating the life of Peggy Lynn Faulman, 64 will be held privately. She was born on July 17, 1951 in Mt. Clemens, Mich. She died and left to be with our lord Tuesday December 15, 2015. Complete Cremation Care was conducted by Brown-Cummings Funeral Home. She was born to Louis & Evabelle Faulman.
She was the middle child of five. Her mother died in 1958, 2 days after giving childbirth. Eve was a beautician. She is survived by Larry of Mich., Cindy Minne'-Pogacich of Mich., and Louie of Minneapolis. Sister Suzanne of Mich. is deceased.
Peggy has one daughter, Lisa Neville Taylor and grandson Gage Weston Taylor of Mich. She also has many nieces, nephews, and cousins. Peggy's Grandmother took on the task of raising the children after the death of their mother, although, Larry and.Suzanne were in thire teens. Grandmother being, Angeline Girard. Lisa was her daughter by first husband Ray Neville, then after divorcing, Peggy went on to get her G.E.D., Washtenaw community college getting just short of a degree in psychology. She married Jim Carissimi in 1980 in Mt. Clemens, Mich. She switched from clerical work to doing electrical jobs with her husband. Her father, Lou Faulman lived in Waynoka, OK. and worked for Litzenberger Const. He began having many health issues. Peggy kept having to go to Okla. to help her father. Her husband (Jim) put her in a dilemma of him or her father. They divorced, She finally, after many years got help from her nephew Wayne, in getting Lou back to Mt. Clemens so that he could be buried next to her Mom.
Peggy spent time in Florida as a child with friends of the family. Once grown, she lived in Mich., Okla., and Florida. In Oklahoma she worked for Heartland Builders, remodeling Duckwalls, Harvey house, some oilfield fencing, the 412 pipeline, remodeled several houses, and etc .. In Florida, she held many construction jobs. In 2000 she came back from Florida to be with her ailing friend, Rex Bolar, who died in 2005. Then because of her health and finances, she never had the opportunity to get back. Condolences may be made online @ WWW.Brown-Cummings.com
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