Peter Thomas March

When I was a Freshman at SMU, Pete always made time to say hello to me and make me feel less awkward! In later years, my mom, Betty, became one of his biggest cheerleaders! Trusting in the hope of the Resurrection, I will look forward to seeing Pete again, living in freedom. Sending condolences, Susan Folken Hering

When I think of Peter, I just smile. He was a big part of our family and his passing is sad. Thank you to my brother Blair, and friends Stan, Tim, Larry, Scott for that final boat ride on Lake Maitland. The place we and most of our oldest friends met, and spent many summers boating and just having fun. You will be missed Pete. We will always remember the great memories and wonderful times we all had with you!! Peace Brother

I am deeply saddened to hear about Peter's passing, but his four year courageous battle. As a member of the Trinity Prep faculty alumni, I fondly remember Peter. My thoughts and prayers are with Peter and the entire March family. Please accept my sincere condolences and sympathies. I share this thought: with the March family, "Who leaves a footprint is always with us, you don't see it but you feel it."

Peter was on the tennis team when I was the coach. All my memories of him are so wonderful, his great attitude and his competitive spirit were important to building the tennis program. When I saw his picture so many great memories flooded my mind. God bless him!

To David and family, I am so sorry for your loss. I remember Peter as David's always smiling little brother.

My heart and prayers go out to all the March family! I haven´t seen Peter in probably 30 years, but as you pointed out how his smile brought a smile to everyone: my third grade memory is Peter being the only "boy" invited to my third grade skating party. Peter and I crashed into each other at the beginning of the skate and I tristed my ankle so had to watch from ringside for the rest of the party-Peter was so sweet and kept checking on me throughout the party! Funny how a memory like that...