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Peter E. Church

Millbury, Massachusetts

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Peter E. Church, 51, of 25 Leslie Lane, died on Saturday, October 7, 2006, in St. Vincent Hospital, Worcester, after a long illness.Turgeon Funeral Home, 56 Main St., is helping his family with the arrangements, which are incomplete.

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Dear Diane and family,

I was deeply saddened to learn of Peter’s death when my wife and I returned from a trip to Bulgaria where we were visiting our son. I wish I could have joined my colleagues from USGS as they honored our former colleague. As you know, Peter and I worked closely for several years on sampling technologies that Peter documented in several widely cited publications. We also worked together on several other water-resources projects over the years. It was always a...

Steve,

I am so sorry to hear about Peter passing. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family. I will remember him with that quiet smile on his face and that sense of humor he always had. We will miss him very much. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

God bless you,
George McInerny and Family

Our office is deeply saddened by the loss of Peter Church. A fellow USGS employee commented to me the other day that a large percentage of the office employees were either hired by Peter or first worked on his projects. All these empolyees (at least 9) continue to be instrumental (like Peter was) in the success of this agency which is a testament to Peter's insight and belief in others. Peter connected with all walks of life here in the office. He will be missed.

Peter’s perseverance and upbeat attitude at work during his long battle with physical adversity was a beacon and inspiration to me and all who worked with him. Now he’s probably the chief operating engineer on the biggest and best model railroad ever.

Diane, Nathan, Kelvin, and family:
May Peter's smile and warmth be with you and comfort you now and always. He was a man I was proud to call a friend and my good fortune to have crossed paths with.
May God comfort and bless you.

Nathan, Diane and Kevin,
Our family is sadden to hear about the lost of Peter. Our prayers are with you. He was always a gentleman and had a great sense of humor. He will be missed.

Chuck, Sandy, Chip and Stephanie Davis

Diane, Nathan and Kelvin,

All of us here at the USGS wish to express our deep sorrow at Peter's passing.

Peter was one of those people that didn't feel it necessary to show off their talents. But for those of us who worked with Peter, his talent, insightfulness, sense of humor, and consideration for others shone through without question. We could always depend on Peter no matter what! And all of us admired his tenacity and toughness as he battled his illness. I think Peter...

To The Church Family,

We are saddened to hear about Peter, and send our best wishes to you during these times. Our thoughts are with you.

Bob, Linda, Marie & Julie LeBlanc

Diane,

Although many miles and years have gone by, we've never forgotten our friends from Millbury. Our family mourns your loss, and sends our best thoughts and wishes for you and your family.

Bob, Linda, Marie & Julie LeBlanc