Peter E. Haldeman

It is hard to believe that 12 years have come and gone since Peter went home to be with his Savior. Sending our heartfelt wishes to the whole family, for the peace and calm that comes through knowing Jesus Christ. We love you. Doug and Kay

What a precious way for Peter´s mother Karen to honor his home going by writing her book: The Presence of Absence. Reading it touched my heart as Karen walks readers down her path of loss. Though Peter´s life was too short for those of us who miss him, he will never be forgotten and this book shares a mother´s legacy of love. Thank you Karen for committing to write these poems and sharing your heart at such a painful time. May God touch all the friends and family of Peter with a holy peace...

There was a sunshine glow that seemed to follow Peter wherever he went. He always brought a smile to our faces. He just seemed to want to grab all that life had to offer. I can only imagine his joy in taking in all that Heaven has to offer. Sending prayers for peace and comfort to all the beautiful Haldeman family.

It is hard for me to believe that 7 years have passed since Peter's home-going. But to him, it must feel like just yesterday. Oh to see Jesus face to face. Until our day comes that we also see sweet Peter again, know that we think of you and pray for the healing of all those who loved him dearly.

What an amazing young man Peter was. We knew everytime he would come over to our house that our sides would hurt from laughing so hard. This is how we will remember him. Our thoughts and prayers are with Peter's family, friends and forever will be with Peter. Thank you for sharing him with all of us!!

"The Broken Chain"

We little knew that day,
God was going to call your name.
In life we loved you dearly,
In death, we do the same.

It broke our hearts to lose...

Dear Tim and Karen our thoughts and prayers go out to you. It seems like only yesterday the boys were playing baseball together, hanging out at each others homes getting projects ready for Fair. I remember the first time I brought Wyatt to your house, Peter was so excited to show us his chickens. He got me hooked and I've been raising a small flock ever since. Our loving Father will help you through, just lean on him.

The Haldeman family is not large, so we can't afford to lose anyone.
May the God of life comfort we who live at this time of sorrow.
Ben Haldeman

Dear Tim and Karen,

Fred and I are so very sorry for your loss and our hearts go out to you.

We are so sorry for your loss. Our prayers go out to the entire Haldeman family. Sam and Pat Dengel