Peter Goudreau

I remember him reading during my visits his family. He gave me some suggestions for further study.

Pete, is my best friend from about 1991 to the present. I miss him and Doctor Donald O'Brien as we were like the three musketeers. We and our wives meet weekly for meals and Pete, Don and I were all members of the Knights of Columbus, Saint Vincent de Paul, St. Joseph Parish in Florence, AL, and the Florence Rotary Club. We were like brothers and I miss them terribly! I know they and their wives and my wife are all up there waiting on me. May God continue to bless all of us and our...

He was a good Du Pont employee, we had memorable several business trips. A good friend, good husband of Barbara and good father-he bought a condo in Galveston while Jeff (Dr. Jeff) was going medical school there.
Hope his family is doing well. Last we visited BOTH in Florence, Alabama in 1997. He showed me his fishes in tank. The best
person, we have ever known.

MY BEST FRIEND FOR EVER. WE WORKED TOGETHER AT DUPONT PLANT AT DEER PARK TEXAS AND TRAVEL TOGETHER ON BUSINESS. WE KEPT IN TOUCH SINCE NOW. A WONDERFULL STRAIGHT FORWARD TRUE PROFESSIONAL FAMILY MAN. ME (INDU) AND WIFE PAM WILL MISS HIM. MY CONDOLENCES TO HIS FAMILY. MAY GOD BLESS HIS SOUL AND REST IN PEACE. INDU & PAM, CHATTANOOGA, TN

Wonderful person, great professional and outstanding friend. I will miss you...

A great man, a great friend, a great Christian, and a great servant of the poor! Your Christian friendship and example will remain in my heart until we meet again in eternal glory!

Pete, my best friend, you are missed but will always be remembered.

A wonderful friend over the past 50 years, an outstanding fellow employee at DuPont's Cleveland, Ohio and LaPorte, Texas plants and an always on time carpooler! A terrific family man with impeccable ethics and morals. May he now rest in peace with his beloved, Barbara.

I wish to express condolences to the family of Pete Goudreau in your loss. He was a dedicated engineer and a good friend. May your grief be assuaged by the confidence that he made a difference through his life of service to the communities in which he and Barbara lived, to the engineering profession, and to his nation.