PETER C. STEELE

Much light and love Margaret and family.

I have not forgotten Peter♥. Peace to all.

Margaret, Matthew, and Catherine...Chip and Laurie Littlefield remember your husband and father on this day. He was very special to us when we worked with him in the 80s. Peace.

Deborah and I lived two doors away from Margaret and Peter Steele in the Charlestown Navy Yard for the five and a half years that we were stationed there in the National Park Service. My office was very close to Peter's in the Marine Barracks. Peter was a top quality professional who diligently applied his considerable expertise to the restoration of the many centuries old historic structures in Boston National Historical Park. He was instrumental in getting the Louisbourg Cross returned to...

To Peter's Friends and Family;
I was privileged to work with Peter and the National Park Service Transportation Program while working for the Intermountain Regional Office for many years. I appreciated Peter's dedication, knowledge and enthusiasm for providing park visitors with alternative methods to reach park sites. He was kind and a pleasure to work with. It is with a heavy heart that I offer my sincere condolences on his passing.

Dear Margaret, Matthew and Catherine,
I met Peter only twice. . .a dinner years ago and a two day visit to your home. What a special human being he was. I can only imagine the loss you are feeling, but I send you my condolences and love as you prepare to move on without him.

My sincerest condolences to Peter's family and friends; it was my pleasure to work with Peter while he was the alternative transportation lead - he was always so genuinely interested in our projects at Steamtown NHS.

Dear Margaret, Matthew and Catherine:

I had the pleasure of working with Peter over the last several years. Most recently, in the NPS Regional Office in Boston in 2015. I was new to my position and Peter took great care to make sure I understood the Alternative Transportation Program that he managed. His passion and commitment for his work was incredible. To help me, at his insistence, though he was not well, he arranged and attended a meeting a few days after he had officially...