We have wonderful memories of basketball games (especially Fox Middle School and Charles) and of a lovely wedding celebration. Peter will be greatly missed. Our deepest sympathy to Helen, to Larry, and to the rest of Peter's family.
Connie and Ann
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From West Hartford, CT
Posted On: February 18, 2015
We have wonderful memories of basketball games (especially Fox Middle School and Charles) and of a lovely wedding celebration. Peter will be greatly missed. Our deepest sympathy to Helen, to Larry, and to the rest of Peter's family.
Connie and Ann
From Old Saybrook, CT
Posted On: February 19, 2015
Larry,
Our deepest sympathy to you and your family on the loss of your dear brother Peter. May you find comfort in all your wonderful memories.
Beth & Alan
From new britain, ct
Posted On: February 20, 2015
Deepest sympathy..Peter was a great man and will be missed...may you find peace in all the memories and he is always in your heart..Sharon and Roland Babin
From Boynton Beach, FL
Posted On: February 17, 2015
Mike and I are so sorry to hear of Peter's passing. We will remember all the happy days with the Fischer's, Marcus, and Wice families through the urars
From West Harford, CT
Posted On: February 17, 2015
Dear Helen and the extended Fischer Family,
My heartfelt sadness over the passing of Peter. I knew him for many years beginning in 1976 through my dealings with Capital Light & Supply.
He was a wonderful person with a most remarkable sense of "NYC" style of humor.
Seeing him always brought a smile to my face. The world will be a different place without Peter.
All my love,
Tom Mooney
From Columbia, CT
Posted On: February 17, 2015
Helen, Larry, and all of Pete's extended family:
I doubt I can find the words to express neither the depth of my sadness, nor the respect and admiration I had for Pete as a friend, and as an example of a truly honorable human being, but I will try...
I was fortunate enough to have spent many days and nights with Pete, back in our younger, nearly approaching middle-age years. From opening the 1st Capitol Light and Supply branch in Norwich, to company basketball and softball games, and every Woody Allen movie that came out, we had so, so many laughs. Each of us had some tough times we were going through, and we were there for each other, but Pete always held up way more of his end than I did; that's who he was... A lot of people don't know that side of Pete; always generous, way beyond necessary, would do anything for almost anybody and never, ever, ask anything in return... I can't possibly describe the ache inside me now because life happened, I hadn't kept in touch with him, and then I wasn't there in these last few years, after he was there so many times for me... He was a damn good friend, an even better person, and my heart goes out to Helen, and Larry, because I know what Pete would have meant to each of you... Any of us who were lucky enough to have known Pete were given a gift, and the best way to honor that gift would be to approach our lives with the spirit of generosity that he lived his with... I will miss you old friend... I am so, so sorry that I let you down... Go shake Thurman's hand man, and have the Mick hit you a few grounders... Rest in Peace buddy...
From Willow Spring, NC
Posted On: February 17, 2015
Our condolences to the family of Peter. We are truly sorry for your loss. May your memories of him bring smiles and contentment through this difficult time.