Jon-Straube-Obituary

Jon "Pete" Straube

Orlando, Florida

Apr 19, 1945 – Dec 6, 2013 (Age 68)

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BORN
April 19, 1945
DIED
December 6, 2013
AGE
68
LOCATION
Orlando, Florida

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Straube, Jon PeteOn Fri, Dec 6, 2013, Jon Peter Straube's long battle with cancer came to an end. Pete was a kind, gentle man who delighted all who knew him with his humor & integrity. Born April 19, 1945 to Edward & Martha Straube, Pete dedicated his life to children. He graduated...

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Mr. Straube was my 1st period film studies teacher in 1980-81 the year that I graduated. He was a really cool teacher. We watched many black and white films such as Casablanca then he had us break them down to their essence which gave us insight and appreciation. We were separated into groups and each group had to make a short film. Then those films were shown in the auditorium to the rest of the school under the name Funky Films. I wish I had a copy of that film we made to show my children...

Dad,

I can't believe it has already been a year since you left us. I miss you dearly but get the chance to witness your spirit, wisdom and sense of humor reflected from kids every day. Your presence lives on.

Love always,
your son

Mr. Straube was my teacher at DeLand High School in 1973. He was a great teacher and I am sure he will be greatly missed. He is an angel now watching over us all. Thank you Mr. Straube for the memories.

Pete Straube was a great teacher and friend, he will be missed.May knowing how much he meant to all who knew him be of comfort to his wonderful family.

He was a great teacher. He helped make D.H.S. a better school.

To a special teacher who made a difference in many peoples lives.

Mr. Straube was my film studies teacher in high school and to this day I not only remember his words, thoughts, voice and laughter, but also the movies he loved to talk about and share with us in class. I often still refer to the things he taught us to appreciate and notice, in films as well as in life. He touched many lives in many positive ways and shall be missed and remembered. My sympathies to his loved ones who knew him best and will grieve the most.
Robin Kolb, DHS, '74

Pete was a lovely man. His was the first wedding I ever attended: he and Nancy Hodges married in a lovely ceremony at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in DeLand. I had occasion to meet him several times since over the past 46 years, and I was always impressed by his kindness.

Rest in peace, good man.

Rest in peace Mr Straube. You were one of a kind in the way you touched lives.