Wife of Edward P. Galliher and survived by her cousin Sr. Mary James Galliher. She is also survived by her brother Edmund Poopor and her 3 sons, James, Joseph, and Patrick Galliher, and a daughter Kathleen Burke. She is also survived by nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Margaret "Peggy" Galliher was a waitress for 40 years, a communicant of St Agnes church, and also a devoted Red Sox fan who supportd her team through the good and the bad. She was a driving force in the Red Sox championsip season of 2004. Her efforts and influence behind the scenes propelled the Sox to their first world series victory in 86 years.
Wife of Edward P. Galliher and survived by her cousin Sr. Mary James Galliher. She is also survived by her brother Edmund Poopor and her 3 sons, James, Joseph, and Patrick Galliher, and a daughter Kathleen Burke. She is also survived by nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Margaret "Peggy" Galliher was a waitress for 40 years, a communicant of St Agnes church, and also a devoted Red Sox fan who supportd her team through the good and the bad. She was a driving force in the Red Sox championsip season of 2004. Her efforts and influence behind the scenes propelled the Sox to their first world series victory in 86 years.
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