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Stanley H. Peltier, age 84, of Germantown, Ohio passed away suddenly on Saturday, September 23, 2023. He was born on March 25, 1939 to Leslie C. and Dorotha M. Peltier and grew up in Delphos, Ohio.
He graduated from Miami University and was a teacher at Middletown High school, taught safety training classes and was a Boy Scout leader in Madison Township. He spent years after retirement enjoying his family, friends, music, bicycling, gardening and working outdoors at home.
Stan is survived by his wife of 35 years, Cindi; his sons Brent Peltier, Alex (Katy) Peltier and Jordan Peltier. He is also survived by his brother Dr. Gordon (Carolyn) Peltier and nephew Chad (Bryn) Peltier.
Private family services were held. Online condolences can be made at www.breitenbach-anderson.com.
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Mike Steel
January 11, 2024
Stanely Peltier (always Mr. Peltier to me) was my industrial arts teacher in high school. He was a great mentor to me, and he will be missed. Being a teacher really suited him.
Jim Cox, hornist
November 1, 2023
Very sorry to hear of Stan´s sad passing. He was a very good trombonist, a fine gentleman, and a friend to all.
Richard Jones
October 7, 2023
I will fondly remember Stan as a fellow trombone player. We also shared a love for cycling and wish we could have more. Stan made me a better trombone player as well as a better person. He is missed. Richard Jones
Bill Bennett
October 7, 2023
All of us in the Jazz Band 1 Trombone group really enjoyed Stan coming to our rehearsals at Ted Shanks. Even after Stan stopped playing He would still come to Ted's and help guide us. He will most definitey be missed by all.
Linda Hartley
October 7, 2023
I truly enjoyed having Stan as an avid member of our University of Dayton New Horizons Music program. He was an excellent contributor to our jazz band on the trombone and truly seemed to enjoy music. I'm sorry for the loss of your husband, father, and brother.
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