My thoughts and good wishes to Peter's family. We recognize Peter's many artistic tallents from wall murals to life sized colorfull works of art here and abroad.
Thank you Peter, for your military service in Vietnam. Rest in peace, friend.
Peter, you left this world with several wonderful creations that you made in largesse.
One place that others probably would recall would be the huge rendition of a yellow airplane on the side of a travel agency, on route 70, in Cherry Hill, across from Barclay Farms and a Presbyterian Church. That life-size plane was created and painted by Peter!! How many times have all of our classmates driven by that huge plane and wondered at its presence? I never had known until our 50th reunion. Just a few years later it was torn down and gone.
The peach on the water tower is also a brave assualt against gravity. This gorgeous peach was re-painted again with Peter at the helm, only a few years ago. Still it survives as a magnificent replica and a gorgeous peach of a painting!!
Peter, you and Stephanie are two extremely fascinating and fun people whom Bob and I have been blessed to know. Thank you for your wonderful times with our spouses in the museum in NY, in the rain, the Broadway play in NYC, the fun and wonderful dinners you made and the walks in the mountains near your summer home Ashville, which will live on in our hearts for ever.
Virginia L. Calhoun (Fairhurst)
Prayers go out to peter's family He was always was a great guy in school. 🙏🙏
William H. (Bill) Laubenstein, III
Peter was a dear and faithful friend. God bless.
Donald Munson
My thoughts and good wishes to Peter's family. We recognize Peter's many artistic tallents from wall murals to life sized colorfull works of art here and abroad.
Thank you Peter, for your military service in Vietnam. Rest in peace, friend.
Judith L. Taylor (MacMillan)
Peter, you left this world with several wonderful creations that you made in largesse.
One place that others probably would recall would be the huge rendition of a yellow airplane on the side of a travel agency, on route 70, in Cherry Hill, across from Barclay Farms and a Presbyterian Church. That life-size plane was created and painted by Peter!! How many times have all of our classmates driven by that huge plane and wondered at its presence? I never had known until our 50th reunion. Just a few years later it was torn down and gone.
The peach on the water tower is also a brave assualt against gravity. This gorgeous peach was re-painted again with Peter at the helm, only a few years ago. Still it survives as a magnificent replica and a gorgeous peach of a painting!!
Peter, you and Stephanie are two extremely fascinating and fun people whom Bob and I have been blessed to know. Thank you for your wonderful times with our spouses in the museum in NY, in the rain, the Broadway play in NYC, the fun and wonderful dinners you made and the walks in the mountains near your summer home Ashville, which will live on in our hearts for ever.
Judy