Bob Peck

Bob will always be remembered for his love of life and to have fun but never give up your integrity and work ethic while doing so. He left us too soon.

Will always keep you in mind from our many laughs and adventures. Not many enjoyed life as you did. Hope that all the kids you coached will keep part of you with them as they progress into adulthood.

I hope the many young men and women that Bob coached and counseled over the decades will realize what a blessing it was to have someone who cared about them as much as he did. He was a rare gem to whom working with you was a calling, not a job. Of course he was a memorable character as well and there are probably few with whom he worked or even just knew who would not have a story to tell about an experience with Bob. There was no halfway with Bob, he was always all-in.

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I knew Bob since high school and to say he was an interesting character and a true friend would be understatements. He always liked to have fun but was very devoted to his callings, the greatest one was coaching. He had several opportunities to retire but was always there for the kids when they needed him. Being a friend or even knowing him would make anyone's life richer. He will truly be missed.

Sad to hear of the passing of Coach Peck. I also played for him at Bulloch Academy graduating in 1988. He made me a better basketball player, mainly by trying to take my lunch money over a game of HORSE each day. I really enjoyed my time with him. God Bless. Randy Hotchkiss

With our deepest sympathy to each of you in your loss. Coach Peck was not only a good coach, but a good mentor to all the young people he came in contact with. Our son, Tyler Thompson was his quarterback at Bulloch Academy graduating in 1990, and was blessed to play for Coach Peck.




Roy and Deborah Thompson