I didn’t know Pete for a very long time, but the 3 months that i had the privilege of working with Pete changed my life. Every morning when i got there to make them breakfast he was always the first one i saw, and always told me “good morning sweetie” we’d sit and talk about his buffalo bills, or I would always find him down talking to his good friend Mary. You will be missed so much Pete.
To Pam, Bobby and families.
Words cannot express my condolences … what do you say about an Allegany legend? I will always remember Pete and Midge and please know you all are in our thoughts and prayers!
So many memories. A great friend and neighbor. The times at Rushford Lake and the stories of Pete serving coffee at I believe was Monica’s at the time, he was an unpaid employee every morning before work. Rest in Peace my friend.
My condolences to Pete's family. I remember after Mass at St. Bona's Parish as Pete was leaving he would always have some whimsical statement that would make us both chuckle. Always smiling and connecting with parishioners when they would come into church or when he would take up the collection. I could see on his face he enjoyed being with people. May Pete now rest in God's eternal peace and grow deeper in Christ's infinite love.
Fr. Jim Vacco, O.F.M.
It was very hard to hear our Uncle Petie passed away. I am thinking about Pam and Bobby and their families and praying for all of them. I remember all the great times we all spent at our grandparents every holiday. The biggest memory of I have Petie is every year when we put the pull up at our house he was always there helping. And since he lived just a few houses down from us, every day after he got off work you would hear him dive into the pool to cool off!! He was such a ray of sunshine for all of us!! He will be missed!1 Love you all!!
