Dallas, Texas
WOLF, PETER, (Edward W.) went home to be with his beloved Lord and Master on May 30, 2005. He was born in New York City on June 11, 1918, was a World War II Veteran, and was a lifetime member of United Scenic Artist Union 829. Survived by his spouse "Susie" Caroline Mariah Garnett Wolf of Dallas;...
Read MorePeter was my uncle, and although we never kept much contact, he was a great friend of my father's. I heard nothing but great things about him along with wonderful stories from my father. May he rest in peace.
Brad Putnam
June 02, 2005 | Poland, ME
Uncle Peter, You were so different than my own father, but father-like in so many important ways to me. Your energy, your brilliance, your humility, your generosity, your strength of charactor have inspired me through my first 51 years and will continue to inspire me during the remainder of my days here on earth. Whenever I think I am doing a GOOD job at work, as a husband, as a father , as a son of God, One thought of Uncle Pete and I realize "I can, AND MUST do BETTER" and consider each and...
William Putnam
June 02, 2005 | Portland, ME
Peter Wolf's daughter Peggy was a great friend of mine several years ago, and I always enjoyed visiting her family. We took trips to Padre Island, and her mom and dad were such fun and lovely people.My family and I send our thoughts and prayers.
Cathey Bentz
June 02, 2005 | Lockhart, TX
It has always been a pleasure and an honor to talk with Peter. He was a gift to all of us.
His artistic contribution to the interior of Holy Cross helps to make that one of the most beautiful churches in Dallas.
May his heart sing out in joy.
Michael Winsor
June 02, 2005 | Dallas, TX
