Peter Schwab

May all of us who knew (know) Pete have great memories of our time together that we can take to our grave. This thought goes out to all our classmates who have passed "into death's dateless night!"

Time is whipping by at a lightning pace as we commemorate Pete's passing four years ago. He's still alive in our hearts and memories, thankfully....just as vividly as the those experiences we shared as friends and family, alike. Thanks for those special times we continue to embrace with fondness and familiarity---the smiles you continue to inspire are a lovely legacy you left to all of us you touched along your epic journey. Thanks, Pete!

I can't believe that three years have elapsed since Pete left this world.....on the other hand though----he really hasn't left us at all, as I am regularly visited by my memory of and fond recollection of our years long ago as neighborhood pals when we grew up. We shared some great adventures coming of age, and I'll cherish Pete's role in many a devilish scheme to entertain and test ourselves during those halcyon days of our youth. Yes, disappointed that Pete can't pour me a glass of that...

I'm deeply saddened to learn of Peter's passing. I had the opportunity to work closely with him on the street, garden and lighting improvements in Bernal Heights and I was constantly buoyed by his optimism and good cheer. His motivation was to lift up his whole neighborhood, and working with him was thoroughly rewarding. My heartfelt condolences to his family.

After two years, it still seems like yesterday...while vacationing in Colorado, that I received a text message regarding the news of Pete's passing. Pete is with me frequently, as I am reminded of our bond from years ago and the positive impact he had on me and so many others he touched along the way. I send Alicia's and my best wishes to Ann and Pete's children as they continue to cherish the fond memories of this likable and vivacious individual......"every day is a gift, that's why they...

A year has gone by since your passing, Pete. Like so many people you touched along the way, I think of you frequently and reminisce about the adventures we had as boys growing up together in the City, and of course, am saddened by the fact that you won't be able to pour me a glass of that Schwab wine as was your intention the last time we spoke. You live on in all of our hearts and minds forever and I will always think fondly of you and our great times enjoyed together. All of us who knew...

Ann, Vivian, Tony , Natalie, Vince, and Maryann, I'm sorry I missed the service. Pete will be missed! Great guy! All my love, Tom Sancimino

How sad I was to hear of Peter's passing...i met him most recently at at the Bouquets to Art at the de Young Museum.. he was so looking forward to his trip to the Grand Canyon...he talked about how much he enjoyed his retirement..
To Ann and the family...I cannot imagine the pain you are suffering...I know the love you shared with each other as a family and pray that your memories will be a comfort to you...my remembrances of Peter is all the support he gave to Rooftop as a parent...in any...

I was so sad to hear of Pete's passing. Pete and I were close childhood friends and had many an adventure on Mt. Davidson and in our Miraloma Park neighborhood. As a child, I always felt welcome in his family's home and have wonderful memories of time spent there and with Pete.
My sincere condolences to his mother Mary Ann, his brother Vincent, and to Pete's own beautiful family: his wife Ann and their three children: Anthony, Natalie, and Vivian.
May your memories bring you...