Peter R. Loewenguth

My condolences, though belated, on the loss of Pete. I only learned of his passing today. I attended Aquinas with Peter, also graduating in 1976. May your minds forever recall fun, adventures and otehr pleasant times, and may his spirit remain alive in your hearts.

I learned of Peter's passing just a day ago. I was a classmate of Peter's at Sacred Heart in Rochester and remember him well. He was a good friend and I am saddened to hear he was ill. My condolances to all his family and friends. Marianne (Murray) Wink-Sturgeon Fairport, New York

Dear Loewenguth family,
We are very deeply saddened and sorry to hear of Pete's passing. He truly was an amazing person and loved by all who came in contact with him. We spent wonderful times together at Niagara University and enjoyed meeting up after college. We will always remember his legacy: an infectious smile; abundance of love, spirit, and adventure; a true gentleman, and a loving friend; an honor to know; and so much more. He was larger than life itself, and will be deeply...

Mary my deepest sympathy to you and your family. When I think of Peter I will always smile. You are in my prayers.

I was so sorry to hear of Peter's passing. I worked with Pete at MetLife and enjoyed it very much. I will always remember him as well as the good times we had when he visited the Rocky Mountains.

My sympathy to all the Loewenguth Family. Peter packed much living into his relatively short life span. May we remember him as the true gentleman he always was!

Dear Jeannie, Charlie, Will and the Loewenguth family. We are deeply saddened since we got the news. Please accept our deepest condolensces. What little time we spent with Peter, as we got to know him through Jeanne, we were always enchanted by his open smile, his old-school gentleman nature, loved his adventurousness, loved his terrific mind and personality, and knew him to be a great father and husband. We loved all this and so much more. It is so hard to find a few words to synthesize...

To the Loewenguth family,
We were so sorry to hear of Peter's passing. Although our paths crossed in unusual ways, (Dennis running into you on the ski slopes) and we will always remember that amazing smile, and warm way of his. It is obvious to everyone who met Peter how much he adored his family.Please take comfort in all the friends that are here for you at this difficult time.

I want to send my condolences and prayers to the Loewenguth family. I worked downstairs from Peter for several years in Prague 1. Peter always had a friendly greeting and time for a chat, plus he had the prettiest rose garden in Prague. I feel lucky to have become acquainted with Peter and I will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers.