Enjoying the work includes serving on KWBA committees as chairman for the Banquet (2), Nomination, and Scholarship. Other committees she has worked on include Tournament, Tournament Awards, Historical, Ways and Means, Mission and Goals, and Membership Development League and Lane Representative.

Peg worked and promoted to host the 1995 WISBA Tournament in Kokomo. She then worked in the Doubles House (Lowry Lanes East) Tournament Office processing bowlers, substitutes, and filing. She also served on the KWBA committee for the State Tournament Awards. In the early 1990's, Peg also served as the KWBA 500 Club President for three years.

Peg bowled on the First Nighters League and served as League Secretary from 1982 until 1988 when it was disbanded. She also bowled in the Hard Times League in the late 1950's through 1970's. She held the office of President and Vice President in the 1970's for the Hard Times League.

She continues with her leadership role in the Wildcat League. In 1973, she began bowling in the Wildcat League and became League Secretary. Currently, Peg is still the Wildcat League Secretary and displays her dedication after 30 years of serving in that capacity. Why? She enjoys it!

She has placed in the WISBA and WIBC Championship Tournaments. She has participated in the 500 Club Trio Tournament, 600 Club Buddy Tournament, Honors Award Tournament, and the Champion of Champions Tournament. In 1969, Peg and her son won the YABA Adult-Youth Championship title locally and at the state level. In 1970, the duo placed second in Kokomo.

Peg's career highs include a 276 game, a 587 series, and a 159 year-end average. Her league championship titles include the Hard Times League (1982), First Nighters League (1982-1985), Some Times League (1982), and Wildcat League (1983, 1984, and 1993).

Peg has been a volunteer and a worker for the Kokomo Women's Bowling Association and its membership because she enjoys it--and she continues to volunteer and work… because she enjoys it.