PETER EDGAR SENNE

Peter was a great mentor to many of us in the Medsafe days. He treated each of us as family. He was a true leader but most of all he was true and loyal friend. My thoughts and prayers are with his wife and children. They were his reason for being, may you all find comfort in the words of those that were honored to call him a friend.

Pete was my best friend at Choate, and I was touched by how he reconnected during the last few years, insisting our politics musn't separate us, so we kidded each other a lot, as we did at Choate. I have no doubt this true kindness and fun attitude pervaded his family and work throughout his life. As they say in Australia, Good on you, Peter!

He was able to inspire, see people's potential and truly care. Thank you for believing in me and the kindness you showed me is forever appreciated.

Having worked with Peter I can say he was a kind, generous, and patient man. My condolences to Kathy, Lauren, and the rest of the family.

Jimmy and I are sorry we can't be with you today. We send our love to you all.

Carol and Jim Roblin

Although I never met you personally, I am honored to be a friend of your son Peter. I can see where he gets his greatness. My heart and prayers to the Senne family.

Peter was one of the bright lights of our Choate School class, and he continued to be so all during his life thereafter. His light was extinguished too soon. I'm sure that all of us will remember Peter as one of the most truly interesting and interested people we've ever met, a fine gentlemen with a big heart for his family and friends. You could not know Peter without thinking, "definitely one of the good guys." Peter will be missed. The memory of Peter's kindness, energy and friendship will survive in my heart.

I did not meet Peter after Choate, but I appreciated all of his work to bring the Class of 64 back together, especially the reunion books. In reading these condolences and learning about his many initiatives, I see he was a wonderful person whose life was too short.

Dear and faithful friend, bright and creative professional, man with constant moral compass, kind and helpful to all...inspirational to us in so many ways. My dear Peter, you will always be carried in our hearts and present in our fondest memories. My sincere sympathy to Kathy, his children and all his family.

Peter was a gentleman of remarkable talents and even more impressive devotion to his goals in life. His family came first as he clearly demonstrated in his communications and conversations his remarkable level of dedication to the growth and success of his children and grandchildren as well as his readily acknowledged new lease on life when he and Kathy finally married.. His remarkable sequence of corporate business successes in the informatic technology world speak for themselves His devotion to Choate and to us as a class did not come far behind.. His was the boundless and irrepressible energy that produced for us not 1 but 4 Yearbooks before and after our graduation, at the 45th, and ffinally at our 50th reunion events. Working diligently around all sorts of administrative and economic obstacles, using informatic technology tools generally reserved for persons two generations younger, he produced more than just books but rather creative and imaginatively formatted communiques that brought us closer together as a class and closer to our school. This was a life ended far too soon and a talent that had much more to offer had he been given some more time. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to have worked with and learned from Pete and to have shared his friendship as well as his remarkable gifts.

Peter was one hell of a good guy and a real treasure to our class at Choate. His devotion to our class was highlighted by his leadership in our 40th & 50th year reunion Class "Redux". He personally spent hours putting together our individual histories to bring us all closer together given the knowledge of our pasts. He will be very missed and Kathy, Laurie & I will keep you and your family in our prayers. Peter was a gift to us and we thank you.

Other Choate classmates and I were saddened to learn of Peter's passing. He was instrumental in making our 50th reunion a memorable event; contacting and encouraging classmates to attend, gathering information, and finally constructing a fantastic Yearbook Redux, The Brief, which brought us all up to dat with each other. My sincere condolences to all his family.

Peter lived a full life with many accomplishments, the greatest of which (I know that he would say) was the family of four wonderful children that he and Bernadette raised. This was Peter's fondest life wish, a wish fulfilled. Peter was wise, enthusiastic, hard working, creative in business, a builder of people, and greatest of all, he was always kind. We will miss that twinkle in his eyes. So strong is his spirit that he will never really be far away.