PETER SCHIFFRIN

Post 50th Year High School Reunion:
Peter was a kind-hearted guy in a school cluttered with egos. He was bright, soft-spoken, and he loved a good laugh.
So, Pete, in his genteel manner, hands me the keys to his red Olds 422 (or some equivalent) for us to travel through the night back to Philly from Boston. It was Halloween of '71 or '72. A steady flow of chatter and movement made the trip go by painlessly. After crossing the Tappen Zee, we pick up Orsen Welles on the radio doing...

I met Peter through work less than a year and a half ago. In short order, I came to rely on Peter. He brought wisdom, thoughtfulness and most importantly, a sense of perspective and humor to all challenges. He seemed one to value all facets of life - speaking often of his family and most recently, Max. I have no doubt that he will be missed by many. I am sad to have known him such a short while and will miss him. I also feel very fortunate that we crossed paths.

I knew Peter from our boys playing soccer together in Philadelphia. He was a kind and caring father, and always wanted to make sure the boys were happy and safe. My deepest condolences to the family.He was a gentleman..

Peter was like family to my brothers and I growing up. Al was my Dads best friend. I am so sorry to hear of your devastating loss . My prayers are with all of you. Bobbie Sklar Cromer

I remember Peter from elementary, junior high and high school. So sorry for your loss. I am sure he was a fine man.

"My family and I send our heartfelt condolences to Peter's family. We are thinking of you and praying for you now, and in the days to come"

I was very sad to read of Peter's passing. I worked closely with him at Laventhol & Horwath a number of years ago and we kept in touch. My condolences to the entire family. He was a really good person who will be missed by many. May his memory be for a blessing...

I wanted to send a note and let you know how deeply saddened and shocked I was to hear of the passing of Peter. He was a very nice man and I enjoyed very much the chats with him in the hallways of Marriott. He will be greatly missed by all of those that knew him. I send prayers and heartfelt sympathy to his entire family.
May the Lord Bless you and keep you all in this difficult time
Helen Meksvanh
Marriott