We are deeply saddened to share with you that “Peg Bean” a Gospel singer who traveled the country alongside with her band “The McKameys” passed away. Peg’s death deeply affected her friends and family members. They feel very sad after hearing the news of her death. In this post, you will get all the information related to her death.
Where Will Peg Mckamey’s Funeral Services Be Held?
Peg Mckamey’s family did not disclose any information related to her funeral services. Maybe they want to keep their life and Peg’s funeral services private.
That’s why they did not share any information related to her death. Peg Mckamey’s departure has left a vacuum that cannot be replaced. She was a pillar due to her sincere and compassionate attitude.
Has Peg Mckamey’s Cause of Death Revealed?
On Dec. 11, Bean had been admitted to the hospital. She passed away on December 26, 2023, from complications related to a stroke suffered on December 11, 2023. The band announced the death of Peg Bean. The band said on social media:
“We want to let everyone know that early this morning Ms. Peg went home to be with her Lord and is now in the presence of The One she sang about for so long. Please continue praying for our family.”
You can read their full statement in a post provided below:
Peg Mckamey’s loved ones pay tribute to her on social media. Allison Speer posted on Facebook:
“This precious woman, Peg McKamey, passed away. She was one of the most precious women I have ever met. A gracious daughter of the Lord is now in His throne room! Keep the family in your prayers, please. Life is short and friendships are the only real treasures we will ever hold.”
Adam Crabb said, “Peg McKamey you will be missed.”
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A Look at the Life of Peg McKamey
Peg McKamey was one of twelve children born to the late Rev. Ed and Velma McKamey. Located in Clinton, Tennessee, to the northwest of Knoxville is home to the McKamey family.
Bean formed the group in 1954 alongside her sisters, Carol and Dora. In 1957, they brought on guitarist Ruben Bean, who wed Peg on June 29, 1959. As the ensemble performed all around North America, Bean sang and waved her white handkerchief. Eventually, the group added more family members.
The McKameys were a fixture at Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee with performances occurring on about 130 days of the year. They are well-known for singing gospel tunes including “I Made It By Grace” and “I Have a Home.”
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