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1967
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2023
Peter Sears Obituary
August 11, 1967 - March 20, 2023
Lexington, Kentucky - Peter Blakeman Sears(55). Passed away on March 20th, 2023. He is survived by his mother, Carolyn, and his brother, Bill.
His lifelong passion was being a storyteller. As an actor his credits include six movies, and over 80 live shows in the Central Kentucky area. He performed in multiple shows with Bluegrass Community & Technical College, Actor's Guild of Lexington, Lexington Children's Theatre, Bluegrass Opera, and Shakespeare festivals both in Woodland Park and at the Arboretum. He enjoyed working to teach new actors.
He was also active in the gaming community. He enjoyed role playing games, both live action and table games. He enjoyed being the game master crafting the games.
He was also an author of five books. They included books on acting and gaming.
Memorial service plans are undetermined.
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Linda Sears
April 10, 2023
Dear Carolyn and Billy...
I will be praying for you both at this sad time. Peter was such a talent in the theatre. His acting ability was superb. He could play the lead or a small walk on part, but he always stole the show. Peter can now tread the boards in the light fantastic for all time.
God Bless You and Keep You All,
Linda Sears and Family
Diane Seale
April 3, 2023
While I did not know Pete well. I did have the opportunity to see him in some productions. I do know he was a supporter of theatre and a mentor for many of our prominent actors that we enjoy watching on stage today.
He was encouraging to many and especially important to my son Eric Seale and someone that he affectionately called his friend. Thank you for sharing him with us.
Fly high Pete and RIP.
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