Peter J. Botticelli

pete, was shocked to here of your passing, will miss running into you and having you talk about life when we were younger growing up on the west side. will miss your grover and school 77 baseball stories, but most of all i will miss you. R.I.P my friend!

Peter I'll never forget the time you made me eat grass when I five years old. My grandmother was so mad. We played countless street football and hockey games. I smoked my first cigar with you. When I was 11 years old You convinced me I had a fatal desease
and gave me the nick name marafran syndrome. You took me to my first championship as my hockey coach. Peter you will always be a big brother to me. I'm gonna miss you. Jimmy (Normal ave)

pete you will be missed big time by eveyone on the westside.

Uncle Pete,
I'll always remember the time you showed me the West side. I was 16. The passion in your voice and the bounce in your step bragging about your "Nephew" to everybody and I mean everybody that walked by. "The best basketball player in the midwest" you said. I walked proud. You took me to a backyard court one that everyone dreams about, if you are a true ball player. We went 1 on 1 for hours. "You can't beat me Uncle Pete" "watch and Learn nephew". You took me to the rim time...

Peter was a loving person. We have known him since he was a little boy on Breman Street. He visited us up until the time we moved. I still thought about him expecially when I went to feed the homeless people here.. May he rest in peace in God's arms.

I knew pete ( Peter botch) for over 40 years. Pete had a photographic memory about us growing up. From school 38 playground to coaching my son for westside football.We shared a lot of good times together.Pete you were one of a kind .GOD BLESS R.I.P MY FRIEND.

Dessert Pete, You will be missed always my friend and teammate

PETE.
you will alway's be a teammate of mine.may you rest in peace. your friend TOOKIE.

Uncle Jerry, Cousin Michael & Marianne & Mandi, ......... Randy & I were so sorry to hear about Peter. Reading these guest book pages has been a memory trip back to the WEST SIDE. They are proof of how loved Peter was and what an impact this man made on so many lives. Only in Death are our eyes opened. May he finally find peace and rest with the Angels. I'm sure Aunt Ann welcomed him home, may that be of some comfort to you all. We will pray for you cuz, rest well.