Peter Joseph Ruscetta

I met Pete when he lived in Montara and met him at a horse event in Golden Gate Park with the horse named Hobby which he gave to me when he got a big horse. Pete lived at Sunshine Valley Ranch and we had some good times together. He worked at Mare Island then. I met Angela and would love to hear from her and wonder if she remembers me. I visited Pete when he was in Healdsburg and worked on my car. I just found out that he had passed.

We still remember Pete often! Something will come to mind about him and we laugh. Pete was so inspirational and a mentor to me as my AA sponsor. He appeared at just the perfect time in my life! He brought me through some difficult times with laughter and love. My wife and I will always remember him fondly and will be forever grateful to him.

Holy cow Pete it's been a year since you passed . How time flies. I know you are catching trout and going to the best meetings of all with Jim and Jim and playing a little poker.
Robin Bowman

IT have been a year. it was like you was here fixing the co. vans last week. you will allways be miss old man and your dog to.

My God a year's come and gone and you're still gone and I'm still here. You know I still half expect to see your goofy smile coming down my driveway. I've missed you my friend and often think of you -- God's speed to all who you've left behind -- Love Ya Burt

Dear Dad,

It's hard to belive a year has passed since you've been gone.

So much has happened since then, many accomplishments in which you would be very proud. Your grandchildren talk of you often and know that you have left an everlasting presence in their lives.

We think of you everyday and remember the words of wisdom you shared. But most importantly, the love that you gave unconditionally will always be in our hearts.

We can't say that...

Aunt Pat, Bonnie and Amy,
We're so sorry to hear of Peter's passing. I will miss his smiling face and wonderful laugh. We shared many great times with our New York cousins.

Pete loved life and lived large. He had big dreams, high hopes, and a big heart. Pete was always on the go, always helping others. He was multi-talented and could fix or build anything. Woodworking was his passion, and he took great pride in his work.

Pete rented a house on my property in Healdsburg. He was here 6 years - the last place he lived in California before Angela and Scott helped move him home. I always felt safe with Pete here, and he always helped out. He...