Peter Kostoulakos

You are still remembered.

Peter, I miss you, our conversations and your funny stories. I miss you more than words can say. Rest well my friend

You were my high school teacher which after I graduated became a close friend of mine. I could talk about everything with you, we had a bond that I haven´t had with anybody else! I loved our get together dinners and spending quality time with you. I have dozens upon dozens of Christmas cards from you that I´ve saved throughout the years. I miss you very much. I´m still heartbroken that you left us all so soon and in the way that you went. You worked hard and long but sadly didn´t get much...

Peter, I have been thinking of you, more so lately, and I catch myself reading a story about a lost masterpiece and want to pick up the phone to call you. I miss you, our talks (colorful sometimes!) and your guidance through the years. Last month, I had the interior of my home painted and as I removed the artwork, I counted 5 paintings I bought during our travels. 3 from the Rockport Art Association attic. I do think of you often and wish we could have had one last conversation. I would tell...

I was thinking about Mr.Kostoulakos today has such a passion for art. It was truly contagious. He taught us so much about art. It made me want to go see the paintings he would talk about. I live in Atlanta and they have some Rembrandt and he happened to come to mind.

It came as quite a shock to learn of Peter's passing. I was a fellow teacher at Greater Lawrence Tech, and we remained friends after our retirement. I remember Peter as a gentle, quiet person, and I was honored to be his friend. I feel a great sadness at his passing.

Peter Kostoulakos was a magnificent teacher with so much patience. He teached and painted with perfection, always on time and sticking to the books. A true wizard of colors.

Peter you were such a wonderful man and will be sorely missed.