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Becky Lee Staples
March 26, 2024
Whitney, I so sorry for your loss.
Pete and I went back to the Traveler Days. He was a man with much knowledge, deep morals, a mentor professionally/personally including family at times. If one was lucky enough to be in Pete’s circle of friendship and or to gain knowledge, from him, your life was enriched by him. The friendship and love we shared, over the last 47 years, was once in a lifetime.
Until the next time,
Rest in Peace Pete❤
Becky Staples
Sean Mee
March 23, 2024
Whitney and Casey,
My deepest condolences to you and your family.
Funny, smart, articulate, curious, and engaging, Pete was as close to a Renaissance Man as I´ll likely ever know. I hope he´s driving his TR into a sunset, flat-cap pulled low, on winding road to a better place.
Yours
Sean Mee
Frejus. France
Pamela
March 22, 2024
Whitney,
I am terribly sorry for your loss. Thinking of you always with sincere thoughts and continued prayers.
Hugs, Pamela
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