Ouachita County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....GREENBAUM, PEGGY STRAUSS March 5, 2024
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NEWS STAR WORLD - MARCH 8, 2024
PEGGY STRAUSS GREENBAUM

Peggy Strauss Greenbaum, 90, born on July 21th, 1933, passed away on March 5th, 
2024 at her home in Rancho Mirage, CA surrounded by family. Peggy is survived by 
her husband of 69 years, James; her twin sister Jean Mintz; her three sons, 
Robert, James Jr., and Clifford; her thirteen grandchildren Jolene, Phillip, 
Ashira, Hannah, Brittany, "Remi," Grant, Maxwell, Charlotte, Carly, Natasha, 
George, Abigail, and Erik; and her two great grandchildren Esther and Oren. She 
was predeceased by her sister, Carolyn Rose Strauss. Peggy was born on Monroe, 
Louisiana to Clifford and Roslyn Strauss and attended Sophie Newcomb College in 
New Orleans, Louisiana as part of the class of 1955. She married James Greenbaum 
on January 29th, 1955. The two of them started a family in Monroe, where Peggy 
became involved in charity work with the Junior League of Monroe and the Jewish 
Federation. They moved to Palm Springs in 1976. In Palm Springs, Peggy showed 
her commitment to serving the community in the many roles she played over the 
years. She served as chairperson and board member of Guide Dogs of the Desert, 
and president and board member of the Women's Division of the Jewish Federation 
of Palm Springs and Desert area. Additionally, Peggy held the esteemed title of 
Founders Fifty member of the McCallum Theatre and served as a founding board 
member. Peggy's warm heart and dedication to her community have left an enduring 
legacy. Friends will remember Peggy for her unique and infectious laugh. She 
will be remembered by her family as a master storyteller and loving wife, 
mother, grandmother, and great grandmother who laughed heartily, loved 
intensely, and lived fully. In lieu of flower, the family requests donations be 
made to the Jewish Federation of the Desert or a charity of your choice.

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