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2017
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MaryO Fury
June 12, 2020
I still share "that just rips my shorts" with friends. We need your sense of humor and humility now more than ever, Pete! I can only imagine how much his family misses him.
Helen Carpenter
June 24, 2017
Pete was such a fun loving man and always positive to everyone. Teaching with him was an experience I will never forget. The world has lost a man with a huge personality! I know his family will miss him terribly.
Lisa Madden
June 23, 2017
Thinking of your family during this time. Blessings to you all, The Madden Family
Pam Schmidt
June 21, 2017
A wonderful tribute to a wonderful man. In my mind's eye will always see him in his driveway anxious to talk to or help out his beloved neighbors.
Kathy Piper
June 21, 2017
We loved having Pete as our neighbor. Such a kind and caring man.
Val Schutz
June 18, 2017
I loved seeing Pete's smiling face when he came into the dental office where I work! I was friends with he and his wife outside the office so I always got a hello kiss when I called him back and loved the reaction of our other patients! He had a great sense of humor and a love of life that was undeniable. We lost one of the good guys when we lost Pete and my world is a little darker for it
MaryO Fury
June 18, 2017
Wow! What a loss! Pete was one amazing individual. As a colleague of Pete's, I had the privilege of seeing him in a variety of settings. He ALWAYS had a sense of humor--even in tense situations. More than once I heard him say, "That just rips my shorts!" I never heard anyone else say those words; they must have been original with Pete. He was humble, kind, thoughtful, and, most of all, a professional. He was ALWAYS willing to offer a helping hand to whomever needed it. Pete knew how to brighten the days of those around him. The world should be populated with folks like Pete. Our world would be a much better place in which to live.
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