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Marie Genevieve Webb (Peifer), born on May 3, 1939, in Camden, NJ, quietly passed at the home of her daughter, Deborah A. and husband David J. Broadbent in Grandy, NC.
Son, Samuel E Webb and wife Victoria Katherine Smith reside in Johnstown, PA.
Marie was preceded in death by her husband, James Earl Webb; eldest son; Jeffery Alan Webb; mother, Luella M. Speicher; father, Charles A Peifer; and eldest brother, William V. and Agnes Peifer.
She is also survived by her brothers Charles A. and wife Angeline Peifer; Michael A. and Debbie Peifer; sisters, Eleanor Jane and late husband Ronald Luan Webb; Elsie Perlene and husband Charles Beaner; and brothers, Walter Null and George Null.
Marie a devoted child of God was quiet and steadfast in her relationship with God. Marie’s many accomplishments in life were enveloped in caring for others. She had a home business in the 70’s while raising a family. Learning to drive at the age of 50 was a huge accomplishment for Marie. As a caregiver, Marie cared for many elderly during the winter of their lives, comforting them as they transitioned from this life. Marie’s most important role as a caregiver was to care for both her husband James and son Jeff as they transitioned from this life passing six months apart completing Marie’s career as a Private Caregiver.
Marie was a member of the Arbutus Church of the Brethren. Special thanks to Amedisys Hospice, Plymouth, NC as well as Gallop Funeral Services in NC, for all their compassionate care. Donations may be made in Marie’s memory to the Somerset Veterinary Hospital.
Family and friends are welcome to gather Thursday May 21st at 1 p.m. at Custer Cemetery, Holsopple, PA, for Marie’s interment. Arrangements in care of Hindman Funeral Homes & Crematory, Inc., “Exclusive Provider of Veterans and Family Memorial Care.” Condolences may be made at HindmanFuneralHomes.com. Gallop Funeral Services, Inc. was entrusted with local arrangements.

Gallop Funeral Services, Inc. was founded in Nags Head, NC in 2006 by licensed North Carolina Funeral Director Courtney N. Gallop. This independent, minority and woman-owned start-up funeral home challenged the existing monopoly firm which had sole control of all funeral care, goods, and services provided in Manteo, the Outer Banks, and Currituck County for nearly 100 years.
Finally - someone brought competition into the local funeral industry. As a direct result of Gallop Funeral Services, Inc., local families now have choices, options, alternatives, fairer pricing, flexibility, and a higher level of service in funeral care for their loved ones.

In 2016, Gallop Memorial Chapel was opened in Barco, NC. The spacious, newly remodeled facility is the first and only funeral service-related business ever to locate in Currituck County. The Barco Gallop Memorial Chapel is conveniently located near the Outer Banks, Moyock and Elizabeth City. The elegant yet relaxing chapel interior is welcoming and comfortable for viewings, family gatherings, funerals, and memorial services. Our Barco chapel is perfectly equipped to serve all faiths and families in the county.
Courtney Gallop and the staff at Gallop Funeral Services, Inc. are committed to excellence. We continue to improve, grow, invest, and learn in order to provide the highest level of service for all families entrusted to our care.

In 2011, we built and established Capital Crematory, the first and only crematory ever in Dare County. The crematory supports Gallop Funeral Services and also provides professional cremation services for other funeral homes in the Albemarle area. Having our own local crematory means your loved one's cremation will be handled personally by owners of the funeral home, 100% locally, quickly, and at the best pricing.