Birth date: Jul 10, 1940 Death date: Jun 15, 2024
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Uncle Pete, I still can't believe you are gone but I know you were welcomed with open arms into the Kingdom of Heaven - free of any illness or suffering. I bet my Dad already had the bowling lanes setup for you two to go head to head like the Empire days!
Thank you for everything you taught me, from bowling to all the card games, craps and specific fitness exercises. I love you so much and look forward to the day when we can all be reunited in heaven. God bless you Uncle Pete!
We will miss him at the Country Rest Home
Liz and Lori
Uncle Pete,
You have been part of the (Brian) Sloat family for a lifetime. You have forever been a wonderful, special, and loving uncle. No words can express how much we love you. God bless you and peace be with you. You will always remain in our hearts. Love, Helene, Brian, Tricia, and Kim
Uncle Pete was always the sweetest uncle! I remember vacations staying with Uncle Pete Aunt Marion in their beautiful home. He was always so caring and loved me no matter what. My mom always told the story of how Uncle Pete helped her learn how to save money. I know she is so happy to have you with her again! Love you, Uncle Pete, and I'll see you on the other side someday 🥹💜💜💜
“Hey Santa, my uncle Pete has shoes just like you”. Saturday morning visits after you stopped at the convenience store for coffee, running into you at wawa in Bridgeville and saying I thought that was your car, but that shiny bald head confirmed it, and when you scolded Elmer for cursing in front of me at the Elks one afternoon. So many wonderful memories. Love you always uncle. Rest in eternal peace.
My uncle Pete was a fun guy. I always remember him being goofy and he was always smiling when I'd see him. My thoughts are with his family and friends.
Dad, I will never forget all those Thursday nights during softball season watching you play softball and waiting for the game to be over so we can go to Pete’s Hotdogs for a lemon or orange italian ice. Me, you and my brother. Peter G.
