Peter J. King

Dear Russel,Comfort Words
It's hard for me to find the words that might bring you comfort at this time of loss, but perhaps just knowing that I am thinking of you with sympathy  and understanding will somehow help to give you strength at this diffcult time.Pam & zizo
PS:very sorry we didn't know till after the fact,we were out of town

Dear Russell and Family,

We extend our warmest condolences to you. We are forever grateful for the many lives that your father and your family have transformed in the Frogtown area of St. Paul. His legacy of empowering others through giving will live on through the lives of many children, families, and educators through the Bethel University King Family Foundation Child Development Center. Our prayers and thoughts continue to be with you and your family.

Russell,

I am so sorry for your loss. I have so many wonderful memories of Peter and can hear his laugh as I write. Over time I have come to appreciate the lessons he taught all of us about being true servant leaders. Peter was one who lead by example - thank you for the blessing of knowing him.

You are in my thoughts and prayers

Bill & Russell – I am so sorry to hear about your dad’s passing. Peter was a remarkable man. He is in my thoughts and prayers.

My deepest sympathy to all of you.

Russell and Family,

I so enjoyed getting to know Peter the past 15 years at the cabin and at his wonderful holiday celebrations. It was clear from our first meeting that Peter was a man of uncommon qualities. He was a gentleman in the truest sense of that word and a gracious host.

I'll never forget my "test drive" last summer at the lake. When we returned from that once in a lifetime thrill, I ran back to the patio to thank him. He just winked, smiled, and said "anytime!"

The past couple years, I began to learn about his dedication to giving and his care for those less fortunate. In a world so desperately short of real role models, your father taught us all a lesson about how to live. I pray that you can find a measure of comfort in his lasting legacy, his long life admirably lived, and the faith that he's now where he belongs.

Russell and Bill we are sorry for your loss. Uncle Peter was greatly blessed to succeed with the American Dream while keeping his heart for helping others. His memory and his work will live on. We miss him. Paul and Nancy Papas

Dear Russell and Family,

My heartfelt condolences to you on the loss off your wonderful father.
Paula Rankin, New Smyrna Florida

Russell and Bill,
Your Dad will stay in my memories forever as a wonderful man that had a spark in his step. He was a big influence in my life and a great mentor. I will never forget him.

Ann. I am so sorry for your loss. I only met Peter through you--at the opera and at other social events--but he certainly was an intelligent, gregarious and spirited person--just like you! My thoughts and prayers are with you and Peter's family. Paul Sabby

Ann, Bill & Russell - We are thinking of you and we are so sad for you as you grieve Peter's death. He was our good friend for 38 years as we partied, traveled, biked, played tennis & golf together. His kindness and generosity will be remembered as we keep his memory close to us in the years ahead. Our love & prayers, Kay & Joe Lindner

Bill and Russell,
Our heartfelt condolences to you and your family. We have fond memories of your father giving us much needed advice when we started our business many years ago.

Steve & Catherine [McAlonie] Soderquist

Russell,

Our hearts are with you at this time. We will keep you and your family in our thoughts and prayers.

Rob and Michelle Rankin

In memory of a man who I think of quite often. I had close to 20 years working for Peter and I can't even begin to cover all I learned from him! He had high expectations but was extremely loyal to his employees and cared deeply for us.

My deeptest sympathy to you Bill and Russ!

Bill and Russell,

The Howe family was saddened to hear of the loss of Peter. Peter was a true friend to our family and will be greatly missed. May your memories of the best of times carry you through this time of grief.

Dear Beloved Neighbor and Friend: We know you haven't really "left us," you've merely "transitioned." Memories of your kindnesses and outpourings of generosity stay with us for the time being, and until we are, once again, "neighbors." Our love and warmest regards to Bill, Russell, and Ann. Realtors told us North Oaks was an "investment opportunity," and neighbors who loved, cared for, and looked after one another proved them right!

Our thoughts and prayers go out to your family. Peter was a wonderful man. The McCabe family will miss him, too.

May the love of frinds and family carry you through at this time.