Peter John Wolfe

God bless you

I miss you my friend. Your in good hands now and forever. Blessings on your family and peace. Love rooksy

Peter an d Wolfe. Thank you my friend. Peter a I were doubles jr varsity Grossmont 64-67. He was my best man and a great support during a rough time in my life. Sorry for what happened . God bless and thank you for being you

My deep sympathy goes to Peter's family. I attended several pot luck Christmas Parties and Fund Raisers where Peter's dishes were the hit of the evening. He generously shared his starring recipies. So, I thought of him fondly whenever I looked through my cook books preparing for a pot luck event and especially when I'd fix a recipe I got from him – I'll certainly continue to think of him often.

I met Peter eighteen years ago through my then boyfriend, soon-to-be husband, Steve Larsen. Peter and Steve were partners in their optometry practice downtown in the Gaslamp, way before it was cool. (they knew.)Peter played a very important role in Steve's life. He helped him, by example, to become an excellent and caring doctor.
Peter lovingly welcomed me into his circle of friends and was always happy and open-hearted. I believe his love was a grand love for all of humanity. Peter...

I met Peter through Michele and got to know him better through our mutual love of dogs. I will always remember the shared FOCAS picnics and the doggie walks on Fiesta Island with "the pack." Peter will be greatly missed by so many human and animal friends whose lives he touched.

I knew Dr. Wolf "Wolfie" for about 4 months. I worked in the same area with him. I will always remember his kind heart and love for a good recipe. I know he will be missed by all...

My deepest sympathy to Dr. Wolfe. I met Dr. Wolfe in Japan for a product evaluation. He was such a friendly person and I truely enjoyed spending time with him.

I got to know Dr.Wolfe as my eye Dr.,for 10 plus year and UCSD Medical Center in Hillcrest,even thought i didn't know him in his personal live,He always had a smile on his face and song in his heart,he had a great sense of humor,and always seemed to not let thing get him down and out. As a Dr he had the best bedside manner,a Dr could have,the Dr of today could take a good lesson for his Kindness,Careing,and Understanding toward his patiance,and others around him. He was man that deeply love...