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Chase
May 22, 2024
What a generation, Peter and his youngest brother Anthony both lived to 93 and their middle brother to 97! All of them intelligent, sharp, and witty to the end! We are blessed to have had them in our lives.
Chase C Bartle
May 24, 2011
What a full life - he was very ambitious and accomplished. I remember hearing that he had a photographic memory and that he finished high school and University at a very young age, perhaps the youngest graduate of Columbia at the time.
He had high expectations of everyone he met and rather than being demeaning, he was encouraging, helpful and always the teacher.
To my aunts and cousins, my thoughts are with you. He was a good man with a great laugh!
From Anthony and Lillian's youngest -
Denise Moon
May 24, 2011
I and happy to have known my Godfather Peter Chabris. He was truly unique individual. I will always enjoy my memories of being with him and his family as a grew up. God Bless you Uncle Peter. Denise Caciagli Moon
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