PETER WALLERICH

In researching I have found members of my dad's Godfather/namesake's family. My dad, Peter Osweiler, was born in 1890 in Keokuk County, Iowa. Peter Wallerich was around 23 when he became his Godfather. I located you through a book of poems your great grandfather gave my father. Many of my family are buried at St. Peter and Paul's Cemetery where I see, his first wife is buried. I am the youngest of my family, born in 1933, the mother of six. We moved to PA in 1963 from Iowa. My next...

I am truly and deeply sorry for you loss. My warmest condolences go out to the family and friends of Peter. May the God of all comfort grant you peace and strength during this difficult time (psalm 29:11)

I worked at North Pacific Bank in the early 1970's.. I was the switchboard operator for the "Business Bank". Robert Peters hired me..they were friends of my dad, Jack Walters.. I really enjoyed the experience. Tom Lowery helped me get my first credit card. Saturday, Sept 16, I did a walking tour of South Tacoma Way. A lot of memories..From Joyce Walters

Peter was a kind and gentle man. He was always glad to see you and treated you with the most utmost respect. He will truly be missed by all. Sincerely, Ed Richards, Jr.

Hi Lu; This one hurts pray you and the girls are ok. Wish we could have seen more of each other. Would have liked one more ride in a brand new Oldsmobile convertible. Your " Don't coddle me" Doesn't play here. You deserve coddling this time. Marcia and I are praying for all of you. Love John & Marcia Proctor

My heart and prayers go out to all of you. I had not seen Peter in many years, but do remember all the fun times playing at the house with Karla and Peter always having a smile on his face. You will be truly missed. Heidi Ferguson Hyde

Oh, my old school friend, Pete. He was such an interesting, good, clever, sweet boy and man...and certainly in love with his family.


With deep sympathy and sorrow for you, Mary Lu, and to his girls and their families.

Betty Barnecut: Stadium 1948

Such a great man with a great family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. I'm sure he is saying "Hi" to my brother as Pete was his godfather.

Met Peter when my friend and I opened our law firm on South Tacoma Way in 1976. He helped us finance that firm and helped me build our first home. A true gentleman and someone I always thought of as a friend. Rest in peace, friend.