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Park City’s Peggy Fletcher dies at 88, leaves legacy of adventure, community service

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Beloved, long-time Park City local Peggy Jean Fletcher died last month. She was known for her work to preserve Park City history and her love of travel. Peggy Jean Fletcher died on Aug. 20, 2026, at 88. Fletcher was a well-known figure in Park City for her work to preserve local history.

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