Margaret M. Biagini

Margaret "Peggy" M. Biagini, age 93, of Eustis, Florida, passed peacefully on October 16, 2025, in Cornerstone Hospice in The Villages, Florida. She was surrounded by her daughter, Donna, and son-in-law, Ron. Peggy was born and grew up in Adams, Massachusetts. She graduated from Norte Dame School and attended Adams High School. Peggy dedicated her career of 32 years as a Licensed Practical Nurse, embodying compassion and care in her service to others. She and her husband, Tony, retired to Eustis in 1991, spending their summers in The Berkshires in western Massachusetts. They moved to Eustis full-time in 2011, where Peggy touched the lives of many in her community of Country Club Manor. Throughout the years, Peggy and Tony traveled extensively both within and outside the country. Peggy was the daughter of the late, George and Veronica Gazaille. She is survived by her daughter, Donna M. Virgilio, and her husband, Ronald, of Pittsfield, Massachusetts, her son, Anthony A. Biagini, and his wife, Faith Ann, of Lincoln, California; and her siblings—three brothers, Edward, Wilfred, and Gerald Gazaille (Patricia), along with her sister, Irene Galuszka. Peggy’s legacy also lives on through her grandchildren, Aimee M. Lucenta and Kate M. Zavattero, and her great-grandchildren, Ava, Riley, and Jakob. Undoubtedly, Peggy’s grandchildren and great grandchildren brought special love and joy into her life. She was predeceased by her devoted husband, Anthony M. Biagini, and her brother, George Philip Gazaille, Jr. Peggy was a communicant of the St. Mary of Lakes Catholic Church in Eustis. Arrangements are entrusted to Harden/Pauli Funeral Home in Eustis, Florida. Donations may be made to Cornerstone Hospice & Palliative Care, The Villages, Florida. Margaret lived an exceptionally long life. As she grew older, the world rapidly changed, but she never let it change her spirit. She made it to 93 years with white hair, a strong will and an open heart. She didn’t live just a long life; she lived a full one. She will be remembered warmly for the love she shared with her family and friends.