Funeral Notice
CRAVISH -- Peter Cravish, 86, of Sun-n-Fun RV Park in Sarasota, Fla., died there Nov. 6. Born in Cheshire on March 26, 1921, he was the son of Stephen and Katherine Kovac Cravish. He was a radio mechanic in the Army from Dec. 11, 1941. to Oct. 18, 1945. He retired from General Electric Co. From May 2001 until his death, he traveled around the country in an RV with his friends Bob Nicholas and Tim Farnum. He was predeceased by his brothers, Michael, Stevie, Joe and Charlie, and his sisters, Gladys, Mary and Lucille. He leaves a brother, Vance, of Las Vegas; a sister, Alice Blazewicz (Matt), of Bonaire, Ga.; several nieces and nephews; and his godchild, Pamela Blazewicz of Rock Hill, S.C. Arrangements were made by National Cremation Society and Memorial Center.
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Donna and Walter
November 14, 2023
RIP good friend.
Donna & Walter Stacy
November 14, 2022
It has been 15 years since we all enjoyed the Florida life style. The sun, the beaches, the TGIF gatherings every night at 4:00, the shows at the Rec hall, the holiday dinners, swapping stories with friends from all over the States and Canada. We were lucky to have been there and done that, and we enjoyed doing it with the "Three Guys and a Bird".
Robert Nicholas
November 14, 2021
We remember.
Colleen Neff
November 22, 2007
Bob and Tim,
Mom and I are sorry for your loss..Hope you are both well.
Bob Nicholas
November 22, 2007
Rest well beloved frined and travelling companion. We miss you and will hold you in our hearts forever. Bob and Tim
Phil & Marlene Martel
November 22, 2007
Bob and Tim,
We're sorry for your loss. All the best to you and to Peter's family.
--Phil & Marlene
Beth Trainor
November 20, 2007
Bob and Tim,
Sorry to hear about the loss of your travel partner and friend. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Beth (McGrath) Trainor (Jacki's daughter)
Walter & Donna Stacy
November 20, 2007
Alice, Vance & family:
We offer our condolences on the passing of your brother, Pete. He was a great guy. We got to know him well during his travels with Tim and my brother, Bob. He got to tour a lot of places I have yet to see and he was always a willing participant. We enjoyed many outings and holiday dinners with Pete, and we will surely miss him this Thursday, on Thanksgiving. May he rest in peace.
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