Peter James Mallett

I just learned of Peter’s passing today from my daughter Miranda.

Miranda lived In Kalamazoo and attended school while I lived in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

During the events that I attended as a Father Peter always reached out to me to be nice and welcoming as I really had no relationships with the other parents.

For a divorced father who lived out of state Peter’s warm personality was very much appreciated.

He always came by me to be welcoming when...

Mallett Family,
Peter was a very sweet gentleman. He always made time to say hello, have conversations about a good read and talk about our faith.
Sorry for your loss.
Carita Ri’Chard & Family

Pete,

Your service to the Nation and to your fellow veterans will never be forgotten. Thank you. Rest in Peace brother.

Respectfully,

Your fellow veterans at the American Legion Joseph B. Westnedge Post 36.

We are so very sorry to hear about Pete. Our prayers for your family.

My dear Cec,
My heart goes out to you during this overwhelming time of loss and sadness. I have memories of Pete when he came to the middle school to support Matthew and Lauren. Always, the proud, proud father. Sending love,
Ann

So sorry to hear about your family's loss. The times we got to see you with Peter, were always enjoyable. I'm sure by what I've read and the people that surrounded him he was a man of great character and fun. Hopefully, in years to come the thought of your husband, your dad, your friend will leave you smiling and in a better place. My family's thoughts are with you during this time.

Peter was a great friend and passionate Catholic. I am shocked by his passing. I always looked forward to seeing Peter at K of C functions. I am sure heaven is rejoicing in his presence. I am hopeful to see Peter again. The Parish has lost a great Christian Brother.

So sorry for your loss. Peter was a kind and loving man who shared his unwavering faith with everyone he came into contact with. May Perpetual Light shine upon him.

Sending all of you ribbons of love to surround you as you process through this loss.