Peter "Pepper" Stebbins

During the summer of 1990, I had the distinction of becoming friends with Pepper. I was looking to purchase a Super VHS (S-VHS) at American TV on the Beltline. Pepper was my sales rep. We had a fantastic conversation about movies and acting. He invited me to a party at his Gorham Street place and to his comedy show on State Street. I made it to the comedy show. Hilarious! Throughout the years, it was my privilege to have stayed in contact with Pepper. We both went separate ways to live...

Many years later I am still thinking of my old friend. His friends from ATL shared memories of him in a private chat. We once took an unforgettable road trip together to go hang out in Chicago. We were in communication close to the time of his passing and I gave what comfort I could. A beautiful, humorous and charismatic presence that I have missed having in my life since we departed ATL almost four decades ago. A little piece of his soul lives in me and I am privileged to have it.

Annett´s home was magical and there's where I met her charming, kind sons. Annette always the consummate hostess, working on innumerable projects, adored having her boys and their families visit. When Pepper came with his beautiful shy bride she was so happy for her beloved son to find love. I remember such a funny, doting father and husband and a devoted son. I feel so blessed to have had my life intersect with his and his families through that beautiful, creative, clever, kind Annette; a...

Our sympathies to your family. Got to know Pepper from earlier Madison days, so much positive energy, always. RIP Pepper. John Rock

Pepper was so special. I am sorry I didn't know that he was so very sick.

Deeply saddened to learn of Pepper's passing. He was truly a beautiful soul and I will always remember him for his kindness.

So sorry to hear of your sons passing. May you find comfort in loving memories. God Bless.