Peggy Lewis McNair passed away peacefully on February 20, 2020 at the age of 83. She was born on February 24, 1936 in Greenville, AL, the daughter of the late J.E.C. Lewis & Virgie Mae (Miller) Lewis. A faithful member of Mandeville First Baptist Church, she retired to St. Tammany Parish to be closer to family after retiring from the St. Bernard Public Health Clinic in Chalmette. She volunteered at St. Vincent’s home for unwed mothers, Lazarus House, Samaritan Center, Red Cross Hurricane shelters and co-founded Helping Hands, always passionate about serving those in need or without hope. She graduated from St. Margaret’s School of Nursing and served as an RN at Ochsner & Baptist Hospitals as well as the Blood Center. A woman of faith, prayer warrior, & true servant to all, she enjoyed reading, cooking, & hosting family & friends in her home. There was always a seat at Peggy’s table. She encouraged her family to “stay close to God and each other and you will be blessed!” She is survived by her children & spouses, Rick & Jenni Kloete, Cliff & Julie Hall, Laurie Kloete Vignes, her grandchildren & spouses including Renee and Dru Collie, Aaron Hall, Cliff Hall II, Jared & Bethany Vignes, Jennifer Vignes, Jacob & Olivia Vignes, Hannah Kloete, Matthew Kloete, Tim Kloete, Ashley and Chuck Lindsey, Lauren Roy, Katie Roy, her great grandson Dean Collie, sister Pat Borland, nieces Pam Borland, Leigh Borland, Valerie Lewis, Vanessa Caraway, and nephew David Lewis. In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her brother Bill Lewis, grandson Joshua Hall, and her late husband’s Martin B. Kloete, John Cairo, and Curtis McNair. Relatives and friends attended a celebration of her life Friday, February 28, 2020 at First Baptist Church of Mandeville in Mandeville, LA; followed by a gathering in the fellowship hall where attendees shared stories and memories. Officiant: Rev. Ken Schroeder. Her final resting place was with her parents and family at Mount Carmel Primitive Baptist Church in Greenville, AL.