Peter Meldrim Thomson

I´ve known Peter since I was 13 years old. He was my father John Bloom´s friend unto my dad died. He became my friend for 50 years or more. I loved Peter and will remember him until I die. Jeannie Bloom Drewes.

I joined the national highway safety family in 1997 and one of the first people that I met in those first impressionable years as a newcomer was Peter. He was such a wealth of information. His gift of sharing serious information in a humble and uplifting manner made me feel at ease. I know that my career was influenced by Peter. My wife and I had the chance to stay at Peter's house during a visit to New Hampshire. When we stopped by restaurants, shops, sugar houses, and just walking down...

condolences to the Thomson family. I have so many memories of campaigns, bringing constituents to the maple sugar weekend, and the barn breakfast and dinners in Concord. Many years of fun times. You were always giving us the keep it going until we win speech. The Angels be with you.

Condolences to the Thomson family. Peter was a true professional dedicated to serving the people of NH. May all the wonderful memories of him from the past for all concerned be a source of healing and comfort to you now.

I´m so heart broken to hear about Peters passing..I was hoping to be in NH this coming summer and visit him. I cut Peters hair in Concord for many years until I retired in 2015 and loved the conversations we had. He always treated me to his wonderful maple syrup during the holidays. He was such a wonderful man.. God bless and keep him. Bless his family also whom I heard lots of story´s about.

Heartfelt condolences to the Thomson family! May the Lord bless you all with comfort and peace during this difficult time. Love, Ken & Bev May

To The Thomson Family: Working with Peter as a member of the NHTSA was a learning experience of compassion and empathy. As the Governor's point man on so many political issues, Peter was always available to answer Media questions and concerns . Don Anderson Union Leader (Retired) Marco Island, Florida

What a wonderful man! I well remember how wonderfully he (as his folks before him) hosted the school trips in late winter when the sugar bush was in full swing and clouds of vapor billowing out of the arch and the school kids excited to be out of doors. Half the fun was the bumpy ride from Plymouth to Orford. I know: I drove the bus! Heartfelt condolences to Billy, Moriah, and Simon.