Peter J. Bosco

Pete, my brother, my buddy - it's so hard to go to work without you there - I don't know what to do with myself. I'm trying to plan things that you normally would, like basketball games and things for the kids to come to, and I feel lost...I know God has chosen a special, warm, wonderful angel...I know you'revwatching over me...I hope I'm not scewing up too badly!! I love you, Pete.

To the Bosco Family:

I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I worked with Pete and Pam at Keebler many years ago at the PPDC. Pete was always pleasant and helpful-just a pleasure to work with. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time.

Pam and Kids-

You were fortunate to have had one of the greatest guys we'll ever have the priviledge of knowing as your husband and father-take great pride and cherish your memories always.

Pam and Family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time. We all were fortunate to have known Pete as he was a kind, gentle and fun person. We especially enjoyed and remember all the fun we had with Pete when we used to go camping years ago at Sandy Creek. God bless you!!!

To the Bosco Family : I just want to say how sorry I am for your loss. It seems so unfair especially to Pam and the children to lose a husband and father so soon after Gianni entered this world. Pam, I hope Pete lives on through your children - everytime you look into their eyes , i hope you find comfort and see part of him. Paula and Paul - I am so sorry you lost your big brother. I can't even imagine how that would be. Rose and Larry - I am so sorry you lost your son; a parent should...

Good elves never go away. So many friends at Keebler were lucky to be touched by Pete's friendly and caring behavior. Pete will always be in our heart and minds.

I had the pleasure of working with Pete at the crime laboratory for years. He is one of the most unselfish people I've ever met. He built morale with his heart every day. I loved the stories he used to tell about his children, the way he could recite any line from 'Blazing Saddles,' the way he managed to sneak that swooping hook shot over me at lunch break, the way he used to always ask about my family, and the way he'd look at me and say, "Mike, are you gonna eat that?"
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Our deepest sympathy to Pam and the children of their loss. Our love and concern also extends to Pete's parents, grandparents and siblings and the Giovannetti family. We hope you all find comfort in God's arms. Peace be with you...

Pete, my cousin and dear friend, a kind and loving person, a role model, will always be in my heart and mind. I love you Pete!