Earl F. Peisner Ph.D.

my grandfather was the most kind and caring man I've known. he spent weeks building me and my younger brother andy a treehouse when we were visiting him during summer vacations. he loved sweets and chocolate and i always found that funny. miss you grandpa and i love you very much

I'm so sorry to learn of Earl's passing. He was a kind, thoughtful man.

I only just learned of Earl's passing as I was out of town in June. Earl was a mentor and friend at SDSU, someone for whom I have the highest respect and admiration. Not only was he knowledgable, kind and ethical, he was one of the NICEST, most generous people I have ever known. He was a devoted family man and was very active in the community. We used to tease him about his gorgeous blue twinkling eyes, calling him "the Paul Newman" of the office. Few would know or remember that Earl was the...

My condolences to the family during this sad time. I have not seen them since I was a small child but I remember Mr Peisner as a kind, gentle spirit with a twinkle in his eyes. Take care and God Bless

I was so saddened to learn of the passing of such a wonderful and classy gentleman as Earl Peisner. I had the pleasure of knowing and working with Earl for 16 years at SDSU in Counseling Services where I was a secretary/receptionist. He was always one of my favorite people...always pleasant, kind and caring. He was consistently nice and the students loved him, as did all of his colleagues. My deepest sympathy to his family. This is a great loss. I hope that your memories of Earl will help to...

We know this is SO hard for everyone, but please know that our prayers and thoughts are certainly with all of you. We will not be able to attend the service, but we will be there in spirit. Fondly, Larry and Pat Schwuchow

We send our heartfelt sympathies to all the family and we treasure the memories of the years spent with him!
All our love,
The Berglund Family

What great memories I cherish of my friend and colleague Earl. He was a welcoming presence at San Diego State when I first joined the faculty in 1966. We soon discovered our Presbyterian ties, and our paths crossed from time to time at Presbytery meetings. We also sat in the same section at Qualcomm Stadium for Aztec football games, and back in the years before the smoking ban, Earl and I had a tradition of smoking “victory” cigars when the Aztecs won. Actually, in the 1980s they didn't...

Mr. Peisner was a wonderful customer and we always enjoyed his visits. My dad, Roy, at the lawnmower shop always enjoyed talking to him. We will miss his wonderful disposition and extend our sympathies to his family. Your friends at Payton Hardware