Margaret E Rounds

Margaret E. Rounds "Peg", age 89, born August 4th, 1936 passed away on Monday, March 2nd, 2026.

She is predeceased by her husband of 60 years, William D. Rounds, "Bill", (10/31/34 - 10/26/24), and her brother Edward Casperaites. Peg & Bill leave behind, their son, Michael Rounds & friend Mary Pat, grandchildren, Shawn Collins, and son Anders Collins, Samantha Rounds & Daniel Rounds; sister, Marielynn Towers & husband John, sister-in-law; Delores Casperaites Fortenberry, nephew; Mark Casperaites & wife, Jodi, their children, Nicholas Casperaites, & Natalie Casperaites; nephew; Jefferey Casperaites & wife Melissa "Misty, their sons, Ryan Casperaites & wife Lauren, their children; Emma & Caleb, and Jacob Casperaites & Nathan Casperaites; Leslie May her children; Kaitlain Hartman, and husband, Luke, their children; Elliot, Miller & Nelson, and Callum May & Lewis May, and nephew; Jeffrey Rounds & wife Dixie, their sons; Andrew Rounds & Kyle Rounds, and Bill's cousins, Barbara and William Hawks. Peg leaves behind her dear long-time friend from their teenage years, Marilyn Lady nee: Entwhistle.

Peg worked first in banks, then struck out on her own as bookkeeper for a variety of businesses, such as architects, cosmetics firms, fisheries, (in California), printers, and ended preparing taxes for the firm, Liberty Tax.

Peg was an avid excellent crocheter. She made lap blankets of constantly changing designs for Good Samaritan for many years, and full-sized afghans for family special times like anniversaries, birthdays & graduations. Peg was fun and funny. She made friends easily; "she could chat with a stone and get an answer".

She even made great friends in the last three years with the nurses & other staff at Allegria at the Fountains, plus the nurses with Samaritan and Serenity (Hospice organizations).

Therefore, she had the comfort of family and friends by her side when she passed. Bill worked as a maintenance man, also in a wide variety of companies. Peg and Bill spent 5 years in California when the company Bill worked for in Philadelphia paid to have him transferred, with the company, to California to work on a special piece of equipment that only Bill was qualified to work on in the U.S. Peg & Bill moved back to NJ , and spent the last 30 years in Atco. Peg & Bill will be missed.

Funeral arrangements and cremation are under the care and direction of Leroy P. Wooster Funeral Home & Crematory in Atco, NJ. Condolences may be shared on her online guest book.