I was sorry to hear of Lloyd's passing. I met Lloyd when I worked for Burns Security and we were at Massey's together. Each time we worked together, at shift end, Lloyd's favourite expression was "let's blow this popsicle stand." R.I.P. Lloyd.
My condolences to you, Lisa and Michael and Pete's wife (even though we've never met). Pete, we had our ups ad downs but I still wondered how you were and what you were doing in life. You are in God's hands now and may you rest in peace. Love your sister Pat
On behalf of my family and myself, I offer sincere condolences to Michael, Lisa and others in Uncle Pete's life, including his brothers and sisters. I know I have very few memories, but he will never be forgotten. May he rest in peace.
My condolences go out to you Micheal & Lisa. Although your father was a private man, there were people who kept him in their thoughts and prayers. We will continue to remember him until we can all be reunited once again.
i was very young, barest memories... living on a farm. uncle pete was me n my sisters keeper for a time way back then....ducks on a pond... huge corn silos... i musta been about 3 or 4. i know that they treated us well and i have memories. yes i still count my blessings, after all we've been thru... i wish u the best on u're journey uncle pete. ken
Dad although we really did not know each other i pray you have found peace as I have....... Safe journey till we meet again, and perhaps we can know each other in the after life. Thank you for giving me life, and thank you for giving me my brother...........god rest your soul........
