February 05, 2022

No one but your family and mine know the bond we have shared for just under 60 years. Mom  Charlotte’s, sister Cathy’s, and my heart go out to you all. I will write to Jean and hopefully we can get together soon. You can’t make old friends. Love always, Cynthia Keperling Moore

February 04, 2022

Jean, I am so sorry to  learn about the passing your husband.  May your family find comfort in the wonderful memories of your time together.  My deepest condolences and prayers for you during this difficult time. 

January 27, 2022

Jean, I’m so sorry for your loss.  Humm, somehow I remember Dick with more hair.  When I was the little tag along sister I remember him coming to our house in Quaker Hills.  Sledding comes to mind at Dr. Ripple’s house facing Millersville Pk.  Way back into the property, big fast hill that launched the sleds into the air and landed far below. I watched mostlly. Dick went  zooming into the air, caught his foot/ankle on a tree. Well the guys had to load him onto his sled and drag him back home. Up hill all the way. Dick was moaning and groaning all the way.  The guys gave him no sympathy at all.  Dick had a broken ankle. Good Times ????  He was a very gentle man, always happy to see me at the farm. Dick will be miss by all of us. God Bless you and yours. You all are in my prayers.  Love, Shirley

January 26, 2022

Mrs. Peter’s, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I remember being your husband’s nurse before I retired.  Such a sweet man!
Gail Kirchner

January 24, 2022

Our sincere sympathy to Jean, Craig, Lori, Isabella, Olivia, and family. Friendship and fishing come to mind as I think of Dick. He was a compassionate mentor and teacher throughout my life…and a fine poker player. I can hear him now from those golden streams in Paradise, “Fish on!” Dick, we will always miss you but never forget you. Your memory is a constant pleasure. 
Love, Buddy and Kathy

January 24, 2022

Jean – We were sad to hear about Dick’s passing.  He was an asset to our neighborhood and I’m sure he must have been a positive influence on all the lives he touched.  We will always remember the good times playing cards with him.  We know he’s resting peacefully now.  Bob and Linda Edwards

January 24, 2022

Dear family,
My family and I are praying for you during this difficulty time. We pary that you take comfort in the Lord. May Brother Peters soul rest in peace

January 24, 2022

Greg & Ginny,
Condolences on the loss of your brother.  You are in our thoughts and prayers. 
Tina, UDSF

January 24, 2022

Greg and Ginny,
 
I am so sorry for your loss.

January 24, 2022

Greg and Ginny, My sincere sympathy for your loss to you and your family.  Joan Clawser, UDS co-worker

January 24, 2022

Dick took me under his wing at Donnelley back in 1983 as I became his Assistant Operator as a young man on third shift. He taught me the in’s and out’s of the position, both mechanically and more important interacting with co-workers in a small leadership role. Dick would also talk about life and preparing for the future and for that I am very grateful. He was a hard working, straight forward man who loved and was proud of his family. Dick fought the good fight and is forever home. May God bless your family and bring peace to all of you. Indeed, Heaven received a wonderful man into the Kingdom.

January 24, 2022

Dear Jean and Family, I’m saddened to see the passing of your beloved husband and father.  Jean, you spoke so lovingly of Dick during conversations at Lafayette Elem.  May all the wonderful memories be a blessing to each of you.  With sincere thoughts and prayers for comfort.   Sue Kresge