Dearest Annette, So sorry to hear of Pete's passing. He was a good man and we have some fond and fun memories of the times we were together. Our thoughts are with you. Keith Lazenby sends his regards as well. Barb and Tony DeBruyn

To the entire Killey Family, we are saddened by the passing of your dad, and grandfather We can tell by his offspring, what a wonderful man he was!! We enjoyed reading many of the stories that you have posted! I viewed every one of the 38 pictures. He was a handsome chap just like his sons!! May God bless all of you and keep your dad/grandpa in good condition so when you meet again you can share some more oneliners and laughs!! With love and prayers - Paul and Marcie Prebianca

Dear Annete, we were sorry to learn of peters passing. He will always be remembered by us as a loving, kind and fun loving person. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.Sincerely Bev and Jake

Our condolences on the passing of your father/step father. Mark & Cheryl Halmo

Oh Annette and family. I am so sorry. You are such a giving and caring lady. I only got to chat to Peter a few times but he seemed like a lovely fellow.

Annette; I am sorry to here about Peter,if there is anything that I can do to help you through this trainsition please give me a call.

Jim, you have my heartfelt condolences, my thoughts are with you & your family during this sad time.

I worked with Jimbo at Marco's in 1982-83 and I'll always remember his dad Peter for the time on the Labatt's speed boat in Turkey Point when Peter sat beside me at the back of the boat and said, "how come you're not sitting beside my son" and I replied, "because he'll probably throw me overboard, ha ha" and then your dad said, "Ohh ... my son would never do that, ... BUT I WOULD!" and then Peter pushed me overboard and I did a complete 360 backwards and had a Labatt's Blue stubby bottle in my hand and held it up in the air and didn't get a drop of lake water in it and your dad laughed and said, "That girl's got her priorities straight, she saved the Labatts first!" Jim, your dad was always happy and funny, I never saw him frown ever. You were blessed to have such a great dad! My condolences

Drinking stories? Yes, I'm sure there are memories that can be shared amongst ourselves, although some clearer than others. I have known Peter for over thirty years. He was always jovial and easily shared a smile. There are good days and there are bad days. Peter said the good days always out number the bad ones. Here's to all the good ones. Thank's for reminding me. You will be missed. John Neskovic

Yep. I figure since my little brother shared a drinking story, I will too. After all, Labatts helped raise me and send me to university!

Unlike Jim, I was a good boy and waited until I was 18. Not only that, the first time I walked into a bar it was with Dad at my side. I had a day off in the summer and Dad suggested I go with him on his "rounds". At each place we stopped, and took time for a drink, I would order a coke. Straight. (in case you do not know, or haven't guessed, I seldom drink alcohol)

Well, at one place the manager says to my Dad, "Pete, how can I trust you as my Labatt rep if you can't even sell your own son on the stuff?"

Quick as a wink Dad says, "Richard is my designated driver today."

And that was our Dad. Always quick with the one liners. In fact, that was one of the things the staff at Hardy loved about him. Here he was, an 84 year old guy, seemingly starting to have trouble focusing on conversations, but still able to pull off the one-liners with flair.

We will miss them, and you, Dad.

I have so many stories to tell about Dad but my favorite one was when I was 17 years old. Now back in my day the drinking age was 18 but I couldn't wait to get out there and get into it with my buddies. Drinking in a park, on the beach and so forth was fun but the big deal was in a bar. So 1 night all my buddies and I gathered and decided we were all going to go to a bar and drink under age. Great! It was exciting and a huge deal for a small town Simcoe boy. So off we went to the Governor Simcoe Hotel. No one will know me there, right? I mean I don't go to bars. We all walked in (with fake I.D... it was easy to get back then), sat down and along came the waiter. He asked us for I.D., which we provided, took our order and walked away. Alright, I got away with it. In 2 minutes I'm going to be drinking in a bar. I even had goose bumps. Hey Now! Then came the tap on my shoulder. It was the bartender. He looked down on me and said, "Boy, I need to speak with you over at the bar". Oh no, am I caught? Will I go to jail? Will he call my Dad? I'm dead. He took me over to the bar, put his big hand on my shoulder (and this guy was huge compared to me) and said in a very deep voice, "Boy, aren't you Pete Killey's Boy?" Done, I was caught. But how? Did someone rat me out? Who? I said, "Ya, I am. How did you know?" He replied, "Your Dad knows everybody Boy and everybody knows your Dad including his Boy." He was nice but I didn't get my drink. He promised me that he would never tell my Dad which he didn't. I told my Dad a year later when, on my 18th birthday when my Dad and a friend of his took me out to the Governor, that I got caught a year earlier. My Dad looked at me and said, "I already know Boy." I said, "how?" He replied, "I know everybody Boy and everybody knows me including my Boy." I'll miss you Dad. Love always, your Boy Jimbo. xoxo

Annette, We extend our deepest sympathy to you & your family. Our thoughts are with you at this sad time. Elizabeth

Duayne and I send out deepest condolences to Jim and his family. Our prayers will be with you.

My sincere condolences to the Killey family.My thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

Shafik and I would like to express our sincerest condolences to you and your family for the loss of your father. We pray that his soul rests in eternal peace and may god give you strength through these difficult times.

My deepest condolences Richard and his family. My prayers are with you.

Annette, we are stunned by your loss. Peter was a good friend. Please, if there is anything that we can do to make your road easier please feel free to reach out to us

Dear Annette, Richard, Jim, and family members, Please accept our heartfelt condolences on the loss of Peter. We were blessed to have had him as a close friend for well over thirty years. The many good times we all shared were certainly fun-filled and very often "adventurous". We know that when we think of Pete it will always be with a smile and the knowledge that "the good Lord willing and the creeks don't rise" we will see him again. Know that you are in our thoughts and we send our love to all of you, Dennis and Carole

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During this difficult time I would like to extend my most heartfelt sympathies. If you need a friend to help you through this, you know who to call.

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