Geneva Peavey

Geneva, peacefully departed this world on October 15, 2026, at the Glenridge care facility in Augusta. Born on August 9, 1933, in Freedom, Maine, Geneva was the eldest of thirteen siblings, a role she embraced with profound love and dedication. Her life was a testament to kindness, selflessness, and devotion to family, values that touched the hearts of all who knew her. Predeceased by her devoted husband, Henry E. Peavey, her parents, Lizzie (Chasse) Turner and Maurice Turner, siblings; Raoul Turner, Meldon Turner, Winfield Turner, Elwin Turner, Richard Turner, Sharon Leeman. Including her grandchild Richard "Slugger" Peavey and great-grandchild Riley H. Boulay. Her surviving family includes her children, Henry D. Peavey (Betsy), Richard Peavey (Sharon), Robert Peavey (Debbie), and Carrie Peavey-Ballard (Will), who were the pride of her life. She adored her grandchildren, Danielle Peavey, Derek Peavey (Angie), Donald "Hank" Peavey, Janet Moore (BJ), Chayann Colby (Judson), Juliann Peavey, Rob Peavey Jr. (Meagen), Jackie Boulay (Luke), Chrystina Ripley, Crystal Gillespie (Billy), and Jackson Martin (Janie), along with her great-grandchildren, Kaylee Walker, Macey Coffin, Julia Blackwell (Jay), Vivian Peavey, Makayla Peavey (John), Ryan Peavey, Justice Peavey, Chelsea Lizotte (Justin), Madison Chiaramonte, Gracie Moore, Kaelyn Colby, Juddy Colby, Mary Albert, Carol Bell, Adin Bell, Kali Peavey, Lyle Peavey, Reeslyn Peavey, Kersey Wren (Nate), Reanna Boulay (Alex), Cooper Ripley, Caden Ripley, Ilanna Currier, Logan O'Neal, Emma Gillespie, Sonnie Heath, Colt Martin and great-great-grandchildren, Lincoln Brown, Hudson Brown, Tucker Peavey, Waylen Ellis, Brooks Lizotte, Josie Wren, Weston Wren. Geneva's siblings, Shirley Peavey, Lester Turner (Sharon), David Turner (Caroline), Willis Turner (Wanda), Peggy Cowing (Paul), and Eddie Turner (Bea), along with many nieces and nephews, will forever remember her as the loving sister who cherished each of them deeply. She is also survived by a special friend, Mary Boulay, whose friendship brought joy to her days. Geneva was known for her sweet nature and unwavering kindness. She was happiest when surrounded by her family, especially her grandchildren, whom she adored dearly. Her passion for cooking and serving others was a hallmark of her life, often seen at community events where she was the last to sit at the table, ensuring everyone else was cared for first. A service celebrating Geneva's extraordinary life will be held on November 1, 2026, at 1:00 PM at the Liberty Community Building, located on Rt. 220 Pinnacle Road in Liberty. Family and friends are invited to gather in remembrance of a life lived with grace and love. The family extends their heartfelt gratitude to the staff at Glenridge (Garden Neighborhood) in Augusta for their compassionate and quality care. You will forever remain in our hearts. Geneva's life was a tapestry of love, woven with the threads of family, friendship, and community. As we celebrate her legacy, we carry her memory forward in our hearts, inspired by her example of love and kindness.