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Peter Ferguson Obituary
FERGUSON, Peter James February 14, 1931 March 25, 2007 Passed away peacefully on March 25, 2007. Predeceased by his son Jamie, Peter is survived by his loving wife Helen, children Cal (Karen), Sharon-Lee (Ken), Todd (Chris) and grandchildren Spencer, Sarah and Heather. Peter also leaves behind his dear sister Jean (Barrie), nieces Cathie, Wendy and nephew John (Brenda) and great nephews Will and Evan. Peter was born and raised in Victoria. He was a WWII Merchant Navy Veteran joining his first ship at the young age of 14. Peter worked for BCFP for 31 years before enjoying his retirement. Peter enjoyed soaking up the sun and was never happier than when he was on or near the water. Peter loved to sail, walk the beach and enjoyed frequent visits to Hawaii. An avid gardener, Peter was a friendly, funny guy who was always game for a driving adventure. Peter was also a keen professional wrestling (WWE) fan. We will always remember Peter (Fergie) for his animated humour. He could always make us laugh by just a wiggle of an ear or eyebrow. The family would like to thank all of the supportive staff on 6C at Victoria General for their excellent care and loving kindness. Donations can be made to the Parkinson Society or charity of your choice. No flowers by request. A celebration of Peter's life will by held on Sat., April 14, 2007 from 26pm at the family home. 352522
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Kent Duclos
April 7, 2007
I met Peter through my grandfather of 90+ Ernie Whitehouse. "Fergie" was always coming by to check in and take Ernie for sporting drives exploring the countryside, something that they both very much enjoyed. Peter had a way of lifting your spirits with his easy going manor and quick smile. He found the positive in things. Heaven is a perfect place. So may there be a wide open highway for Peter and Ernie to explore. Once more into the night! May God bless you
Erin Bowers
March 29, 2007
Peter was always full of laughter and up for a good time. He was great with the kids, not afraid of showing his love of children, by getting down on the floor and romping around or making them laugh in other ways. Yet, he could be serious if he felt you needed to talk. He made people feel welcome in his home by keeping his gardens looking in tip top shape and with his wit and charm when visiting. He made you laugh at him and yourself, he was a great guy, I will miss the twintkle in his eyes.......I enjoyed being his friend of many years and was honoured to be at his wedding. Thanks Peter for all the fun times..!
rick yeomans
March 27, 2007
Peter was a wonderful neighbour for the years we lived next door.
He was always helpful and kind. We will all miss his smiles.
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