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Nona Margaret Adams Raincloud
February 26, 1939 - May 12, 2021
Peggy will be placed with her late husband, Robert, at Tahoma National Cemetery on Monday, May 24th.
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Nona “Peggy” Raincloud
Nona “Peggy”, 82 years old, passed away at home in Shelton, Washington surrounded by her family. She was born in Jerome, Idaho to Orel and Nona (Walker) Adams. She graduated from Jerome High School. On July 3, 1959, Peggy married the love of her life, Robert Edwin Raincloud. Robert signed up for the Air Force in 1959, so Peggy became an instant Air Force wife, and was proud to be one until Robert retired in 1979. While supporting Robert’s military career, she raised three children.
Peggy loved playing games, doing puzzles, crossword puzzles, and shopping especially with her daughter. She loved having fun and pulling pranks on family and friends. She was a fun-loving and loved to smile, and make others smile.
Peggy is survived by her two sons Ronald E and John H Raincloud; and daughter Wendy D Raincloud Klauk; her sister Twila Williams, 7 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Meeting her upon her passing was her loving husband Robert Raincloud; her parents Orel and Nona Adams; five brothers Orel (Bud) Adams, Oliver Adams, Frank Adams, Jerry Adams and Dale Adams.
Memorial donations can be made to Assured Hospice (2102 Carriage Street SW, Olympia WA 98502).
Our mother was our best friend. Family was everything to her. She made the world a better place to live. We will miss our mother very much. ~Johnny & Wendy
