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John Smith
February 28, 2009
Goodbye to a man I will respect forever. Thank you for all your wisdom kind man. You will live on forever in my eyes.
Bill Demers
August 10, 2008
The community will miss Peter terribly. His smile, dedication and compassion for humanity, as well as his desire to see people successful, will be both missed and celebrated beyond his time here on Earth. Peter made it a point to help his fellow men and women, not out of pride but instead with a small quiet voice. This is the sign of a man that is genuine in the eyes of God. God bless you Peter, and all of his family as well.
cathe and richard polonsky
August 9, 2008
We'll miss this larger-than-life man with his kind eyes, warm spirit and hilarious sense of humor. Buffy and the rest of his family will be in our hearts and hopes for healing their own.
Julie and Bill Bromley
August 8, 2008
Great sympathy is extended to all the family. You are all in our hearts and prayers. With wonderful and fond memories we cherish,
Tom and Georgia Golden
August 8, 2008
Tom, Timothy and Georgia will forever have wonderful memories of the entire Smith family. Their love for our daughter, Susan (Timothy's mother) and Timothy is immesurable.
Our prayers are with each of you.
Susan & Jim Hynson
August 8, 2008
Peter and Buffi were two of our dearest friends at camp in Maine. We will miss him more than I can say. His family is in our hearts and in our prayers.
Jim and Susan Hynson
August 8, 2008
Susan and I will greatly miss Peter at Camp Phoenix. He was a great joy as a next door neighbor.
Nancy (Hearn) Peffley
August 8, 2008
I was one of Peter's childhood friends and neighbors in Berlin. He was much admired by the Class of "57."
My deepest condolences to his family and to his sister, Esther.
With sympathy,
Nancy Hearn Peffley
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