Peter B. Tinkham

To Curry, Annie, and all the family.

All of my sympathy and love to all of you.

Dee Roberts

Petey- This journey came to soon to an end for you - The memories are good and I still laugh outloud when i think of you trying to "bump off" the skunk patrol in the back yard at Carol's- what a riot! Truly Hilarious trying to chase down those suckers! Crusing to Block Island, riding the Mope Heads aall over the island- true "summa" at it's best - what a blast! Where you are- what ever journey you're on now ENJOY the RIDE!! Thanks for some great memories which I will never forget, along with...

To Peter's family,

I met Peter in Matunuck RI during the summer of 2008. Because he was outgoing, social and knowledgeable on many topics, I immediately felt a connection. He was tremendously gifted in building just about anything. We shared seafood dinners - all made deliciously by Carol Corey. We travelled to Block Island on his motorboat (what a deal he got on that); we rented mopeds and toured the island. I have missed Peter and was sorry to hear of his passing. I will always...

Dear Curry and Pete,

I first met your Dad several years ago while living in Wilmington. We shared great times in Wilmington and later in Florida and Rhode Island. You may not know this, but Peter was a great skunk catcher. During one of my visits to RI, there was a particularly dense skunk infestation in the neighborhood. Your Dad cooked up several ingenious ways to capture the offenders. His greatest victory happened one evening after conjuring a very elaborate scheme. The next...

Peter will always hold a special place in my family's hearts. Not just because of all the fun times we had, like Red Sox games or Disneyword, but because he actually stood up and married my wife and I. For this reason and many others we will never forget him.

Dear Curry and Pete,
Im so sorry for your great loss. It was a great loss because Peter was a great person. I can't begin to tell you all the fun times we had together. He was passionate, loved life, and so smart. I couldn't get my grandmother's china cabinet doors to shut and Peter took one look at it and said "Oh, that's easy. Do you have any bread?" and tied a twist tie on one of the doors. Five years later, they still work great with that little twist tie. : ) Peter will always hold a...

Even now; with a thousand little voyages notched in my belt. I still feel the thrill of casting off. And onward with my final voyage to the sea, this is where I will forever be. Love Curry & Carol

Love you always.

Dear Curry and Pete, We are so sorry to hear of your dad's passing. Elliot and I were just talking last week about how he helped me with our terrible old Glastron. He was a great guy. We are thinking of you..love, David and Linda