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Peter Munch Jr.

1942 - 2021

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1942

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2021

Peter Munch Obituary

Peter Munch Jr
January 4, 1942 - September 6, 2021
Raleigh, North Carolina - Peter Munch, Jr. passed away Monday, Sep. 6, 2021, at Sunrise Senior Living in Raleigh, NC at the age of 79. He is survived by his sisters, Cathy Snyder, Oak Ridge, TN, Mette Smith, Raleigh, NC, and his niece and nephews and their families.
Mr. Munch was born in Oslo, Norway, Jan. 4, 1942, to Peter A. Munch and Helene Stephansen and emigrated to the United States with the family in 1948. Peter graduated from Southern Illinois University and served four years in the Navy.
Mr. Munch worked in the computer science industry in San Francisco and New York City. He was working in Durham, NC, when he retired.
Before COVID, Mr. Munch enjoyed an active life, enriched by an eclectic selection of reading interests, participating in Country Dancing groups, playing in musical jam sessions with his harmonica, and meeting friends for breakfast on Saturday mornings. He also attended Unity Church of the Triangle.

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Published by The News & Observer on Sep. 19, 2021.

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Margaret

April 3, 2022

I just found out Peter passed which is sad to hear. But Peter enjoyed life - working, dancing, socializing, jamming, walking wherever he needed to go. He was a good friend for many years to me and others. I will miss the fun times together we had together.

james Berhow

March 13, 2022

Many people in Northfield, MN. have good memories of Peter. Peter gave me a dog that I still love today.

Bill Birmingham

September 29, 2021

We will all miss Peter at dance on Friday nights and at our breakfast each Saturday morning. Peter and I traveled to Belize and Guatemala together in October 2009 to travel the countries, to snorkel, to see the Mayan ruins and hike thru the jungle. He was a friend that I will forever miss. My condolences to Mete and Cathy and the rest of his family.

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