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Jeffrey Bickford
May 7, 2018
Long ago, in the early 1960s, Peter was probably youngest in his family. Being a few years older, I remember him at school in CT with one of my brothers. He parents were good friends with my parents and then we all lost contact. All these years later, May of 2018, I am sorry to read that Peter's family and friends have lost a good guy.
Jan Scheffler
March 22, 2014
I was blessed to meet Whitney and one of your sisters, your family is in my prayers, God Bless them and keep watch over them...
Mary A. Dellino
March 21, 2014
Our hearts go out to Peter's family with love and sympathy.
Peter brought all his fine gifts to our Mille Cugini Lodge and
his leadership will be sorely missed.
Rose Mary Barretta
March 21, 2014
I will miss sitting next to him when The Sons of Italy had our monthly dine outs and when our meetings were over and we ate, we always discussed something either about our jobs or politics. All my sympathy to all of his family. I will keep you in my prayers.
Brian Psaradelis
March 21, 2014
You will be dearly missed my friend! Thanks for all the nice memories and support! Sincerly, "Coach" Brian
Leo Kunkle
March 20, 2014
With a heavy heart I write this, you will be missed, Thank You for being such a great friend....until we meet again.....
March 20, 2014
Ashley, Whitney and Peter II and all of Peter's extended family and friends. Patti and I send our deepest sympathy and love. He was such a good friend and gentleman. Patti misses his "Good Morning Sunshine" greeting that occurred every morning at the Windermere office. He was always so thoughtful and engaging in conversation and easy to get along with. We had great times together in our personal lives and Patti in her professional life. Great times and experiences at the Italian Club, Seminars, Board of Realtors, with lots of laughs and fun adventures. He was always a smart dresser even when it came time to do the hard labor (yard work) at Windermere Service Day. How he could find anything under those piles of papers in his office was a testament to "organized chaos". But he knew where everything was and could find it with little effort and time. A character for sure. We already miss him dearly and know that he is with the Lord and finally with true happiness.
Patti & Chuck Rhoden
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