Peter C. Friend

A good and generous man. A life well-lived. He and Bev were friends of the Carter family for many years, and we always "bought our Fords from a Friend". When I was learning to ski at Sugerloaf in the mid-sixties, we often saw them there. I have a fond recollection from that time of a lunch break with the Friends along the Tote Road on an exceptionally fine Spring-skiing day. Our most heartfelt condolances to you all.

Cooper Iam sorry for your loss,Peter was a Great Man., and a True Shiner

ANN,
SO SORRY FOR THE LOSS OF YOUR DAD,HE TRUELY WAS A GREAT PERSON,HE WILL BE GRFEATLY MISSED AS WELL AS YOUR MOM IS.
WE CLEANED FOR THEM SINCE 1987 AND NOW IT WILL NOT BE THE SAME NOT TO GO TO THERE HOME WEEKLY.
ALL OUR LOVE TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
KATHIE & CARLENE

Dear Ann, Cooper and family. When my brother Deacon Brown worked at Friend & Friends, I used to spend many days at the corner of Main St. I always felt welcomed, and Peter knew how much I loved Fords. I was a little boy, but he always treated me with friendly welcomes.
In high school, I pumped gas at the station for two years, and again received nothing but respect. Because of the way he treated me, he helped me grow as a person, and learned a good work ethic. Thank you Mr. Friend

Godspeed Peter, It was a pleasure to have met and worked with you.

Sorry to hear of your loss, he was a truly great guy

Ann, Cooper and Family,so sorry for your loss,Peter was a hell of a good man and was loved buy many of us,the days we spent at the shop and the show room with Peter and co.in Newport I will never forget the days when i was just a kid sking at sugarloaf with your dad and mine,time go's buy so fast,your dad was a kind man and will be missed buy many.

Cooper and Family....I met your dad when I got out of the Navy in 1965, when I made my sales rounds first with a "uniform company", and then when I spent many years in the radio business in Maine...Peter was a great man....Cooper, I feel sorry for your loss...May your dad "Rest in Pease"

Dear Cooper, Meredith and family. I am so sorry to hear of your father's passing. Although I didn't know him well, we became daily "buddies" when seeing each other at State Street market picking up our sandwiches. He always had a smile and something nice to say when I asked how his day was going. I'll miss seeing him! My thoughts and sympathies are with all of you.