Rena and I are so sorry to hear about Peter's passing, Peter was a good friend for many years.
When Peter and I graduated in 1972 it was a tough time to find a job, both oil and mineral prices were low. The two of us decided to travel west to see if we could find work travelling in his MGB. We ended up in northern BC for that summer then Peter went off to do mineral exploration. From time to time after that we would meet in Calgary and go skiing at Lake Louise. When Peter's mother was still in Saskatoon he would visit a few times a year, he would take the initiative to call Gary Billingsley, Mel Stauffer and me and we would meet at the Broadway Diner for breakfast, talk about our families, old times and he would be update us on all the 'vintage Ore Ganguers' comings and goings in Calgary. I treasured those times, and I treasured our friendship.
So sorry to hear from Esme of Peters passing . I just talked with him before Xmas and it’s hard to believe he’s not with us anymore.He was a good friend and we had lots of fun together back in the 1970’s at Whistler and later in the 1990’s when he would came out with the family. We didn’t get together too much when you moved to Calgary but we often talked and things never changed. Peter’s enthusiasm and earth will always be with me and those memories will be with me always. Farewell Peter, my dear friend,I’ll see you down the trail.
Carla Gustafson, on behalf of The Junior League of Calgary
Dear Esme and Family
We are so sorry for your loss. The Junior League of Calgary extends its deepest condolences and warmest sympathies to you and your family. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
I was truly sorry to hear of Peter’s passing and your loss. Peter was a true friend and a generous person who always saw the bright side of every situation.
It is with great sadness that we heard of Peter's passing. Our warmest and sincerest condolences are with you at this time. His warmth and cheery smile will be missed at the Lake
