Peter J. Morgane

Peter, I remember you as a professor in Chicago, teaching us nursing students basic physiology. Some of us chose to assist you as you performed experimental surgery on cats' brains.
I dated you briefly, then you came to Florida and to the home of my husband, my baby daughter and me.
You and Cecile met us at the airport when we vacationed in Florida after moving back north. P.A. and I visited you in Kennebunkport in about '91. You invited me for a visit after Cecile died to "coach"...

The staff of Grissini shares in the sadness of Dr Morgane's passing. As a faithful guest over the years with always a kind word for our chef (Leonora) he has left a lasting impression with all of us. Our sincerest sympathies.

Peter

My fondest memory of you was a conversations we had one day at work. I was showing you the many wonderful things a computer could do. You shook your head in wonder and said to me, "Jeani, how do you know so much about computers, it boggles my mind"? I answered "Peter, how do you know so much about the brain, it boggles my mind". We laughed as we knew we each shared a deep appreciate for the others expertise. I will miss you

Jeani

Peter and Cecile were part of my family growing up. My father and Peter were colleagues and friends, and my mother and Cecile the best of friends. They spent many holidays with us and were always a part of family celebrations. I have missed Cecile these past 9 years, and will now miss Peter, too. I wish I knew someone to send a card to, but my heart is with those who will also miss him. With sadness, Emily Jacobs Murphy

In loving memory of a man who lived, learned and taught with great passion. I will miss you, Peter. Your spirit lives on in many ways.

Rest in peace, Peter.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.