Peter Trevor Whitby

I knew Peter as footstomper as well on the CSN board. He welcomed me when I first came scared to death. He was always upbeat for everyone. He will me missed.

I knew Peter as Footstomper on our kidney cancer forum on the CSN site. I will miss his witt, his intelligence, and his loving, supportive counsel on our site. I'm very sad to hear of his passing. My condolences to his close friends and family.

I knew Peter only as Footstomper on CSN H&N forum but he always impressed me so with his exceptional caring for others. His intellect and wit were extraordinary. I am so sorry for his loss. My deepest condolences to his famy. I will miss him and the support he gave so generously.

To hear about "Footstomper's" passing was a true shock to all who knew him on the CSN board. "Foots" was so supportive to the newbies and the veterans. I'll miss his wit, his input, and his perspective on things. Please know that Mr. Whitby touched many lives and will certainly be missed.

I never met Mr. Whitby in person, but through the online support network as Footstomper. He was one of the first to respond to my post and I will not forget his sense of humor and kindness to me and many others on the forum. God bless him and bring comfort and help to his family. I am sure you can see what a blessing and influence he was on so many people. Love to you.

His spirit and sense of humor was a blessing to us on the ACS forum. He was always ready with a supportive word. He will be missed.

My heart touches all who knew and love Peter, but my heart hurts for his wife and family.

I knew Peter as Footstomper, at the CSN or cancer survivors network. He was a tremendous supporter of all, funny, hilarious at times, but tender hearted for sure.

We just ran a post for the last week wondering what happened to him. Although glad to finally know, we're all in shock. You see, its like we're family. So yes, he had so many who got to be a part of his life. I am honored to...

I had the pleasure of getting to know him through his dedicated support to an online forum. His words, often humorous (and occasionally sardonic) were always a shining light to others seeking guidance, support and companionship. His presence will be missed.

Stomper (Peter) was a long term internt friend. We shared a love for West Ham and an interest in history and religion. Peter, the historian and me, the anthropologist. We were also both musicians, singers, writers and poets. I loved our chats and e mails. I chatted to him just the day before he left us.
I can only offer my sincere condolences to his family and friends. I will miss my mate, Stomper, but the tears have now dried and the lovely memories will remain. Thanks for the...