Peter C. Seipel

In 1976 I ran for election to the Glens Falls Board of Education at the urging of some students. Peter entered the race to prevent me from getting elected. Six months later he offered me a job at National Catheter. I've come to believe he was right in both decisions! Last week I spoke to a number of executives at a large company and mentioned Peter's name as someone whose support entirely changed my life. I am forever grateful for the time we worked together.

Doris, Karen, Kim and Family,
Our sincere condolences on the loss of a great man.
Peter was so full of life and so much fun and I especially remember our special dinners and trips to RPI to root on the Engineers in their Holiday Hockey Tournaments.
Our thougts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
God must have been looking for another good man!
Sincerely,
Dick Leland and family

Peter was very kind to me and gave me an opportunity that I was not fully qualified for. That job turned into a worthwhile and enjoyable career. I will be forever thankful for having known this thoughtful man.

Dear Doris and Family
Sorry for your loss. I will always remember the good times with the Operetta Club

Doris - Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. We will always treasure our friendship and memories that we have of our time with you and Peter. Peter was a kind and generous man and we will miss him. Pat will always fondly remember his 15 years of Friday lunches with the P group and the bond that they shared. We'll be in touch soon.

SALLY AND I ARE VERY SORRY ,DORIS, I MYSELF LIKED PETER VERY MUCH, IWILLMISS HIM. WE WILL PRAY FOR HIM. ANYTHUNG YOU NEED ,DONT HESITATE, GET IN TOUCH, DON

We send our condolences. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Tabak Family

I remember a Pete Seipel from the Glens Falls Operetta Club/Community Theatre. If this is he, I am very sorry to hear this news. My sincere condolences to the family. (I'm the daughter of Phyllis Bucklin, who acted with the Operetta Club/Community Theatre, and I remember Mr. Seipel from those happy days.)