Peter Stanley Gzym

YOU WILL BE MISSED AND NEVER FORGOTTEN. I DO NOT BELIEVE A GRANDSON COULD HAVE ASKED FOR A BETTER GRANDFATHER OR GRANDMOTHER. YOU ALWAYS SAID FOR YEARS TO ME AS A YOUNG MAN THAT I SHOULD ALWAYS CHERISH THE MOMENT WE LIVE IN BECAUSE TIME PASSES BEFORE YOU FASTER AND FASTER AS THE YEARS GO BY AND YOU WERE SO RIGHT. OH HOW I WILL MISS THE TIME SPENT WITH YOU HUNTING AND FISHING AND I WISH THERE HAD BEEN MORE. I SEND ALL MY HEART OUT TO YOU GRANDMA AS I CAN ONLY IMAGINE HOW YOU FEEL ABOUT YOUR...

Betty and family, I am so sorry to hear of Pete's passing. I have many fond memories of the two of you working with the children at Twin Lake Elementary. Pete was certainly a character and I am sure the third graders loved him, and the staff did too. Hugs.

Dear Betty, please accept my heartfelt sympathy. I have such fond memories of our early years when we began teacher training. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Stan: So sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Carla and the rest of the family. Tom & Mary

Betty, Saddened to hear of Pete's passing. You were wonderful neighbors and were missed when you moved to Arizona. Take care & our deepest sympathy to you.

Stan,Carla and family,
We are sad to hear of your dad's passing.
Cherish all your wonderful memories-we are thinking of you with sincere sympathy and love,
Lois and Brad

I have fond memories of Pete as a young boy living near him. He let me use his small rowboat to pursue salmon in the Muskegon River, which led to a lifetime passion for fishing and outdoor sports.

Larry, please accept my condolences to you and your family for the loss of your Father.

Betty, it was a real privilege to know both Pete and you while you taught at Twin Lake. Your third graders couldn't have had a better Third Grade experience. My sympathies to you.