With sorrow, we announce the death of our dear and special Peter.
Born and raised in St. Stephen N.B he joined the R.C.M.P in 1953 and retired in 1988 followed by retirement from CSIS in 1995.
His first posting was to P.E.I in 1954 and later to the R.C.M.P Crime Lab in Sackville N.B and Ottawa.
Predeceased by his sister Ann Gutteridge (Dave) and cousin Joan Parks. Left to mourn are his wife Audrey, nieces Deborah (Burcham), Elizabeth (Fisher) and nephew George Benson.
Peter held fond memories of his working and travelling experiences throughout Canada, U.S.A, Europe and Cyprus.
He truly valued old friendships and kept in touch with many, many friends.
Private service and burial at Beechwood Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers donations to the Ottawa Heart Institute are welcome.
Livre de visiteurs
Lucretia Simpson
Carol Beausoleil
So sorry for your loss.
Anne and Philip Switzer
We are going to miss Peter very much as a great neighbour and as Philip's "cousin" with their discussions about southern New Brunswick
Dawn Duke
OH Audrey, I just heard of Pete's passing, and can't tell you how sorry I am. You were a special couple to Don and I. A not to be missed visit, when we got back to Ottawa, if we could. Sorry it was not possible on my visit last fall. I hold you in my prayers, and know the
Good Lord will hold you in the palm of his hand. MUCH lOVE Dawn
Gary Henry
Audrey. I am so sad to hear of Peter's passing. He was a good true friend that I will miss.
Richard Dew
Our thoughts are definitely with you. I first met Peter while I was stationed in Glovertown, Nfld. in the early 1960's. Peter came to Glovertown twice, to testify as an expert witness in one of my cases. Peter was always professional and friendly. He will be greatly missed by many.
Amy Borys
Deepest sympathy to Audrey in the sudden passing of Peter. Peter was such a kind and well mannered gentleman and faithful friend, dating back to "L" Div. Ch'town PEI in the 1950's. He will be missed by our family, Amy, Dale & Debora.
Carole Tompkins
The world has lost a wonderful person. A true gentleman in every way. As a child, Audrey and Peter would visit us in PEI, often staying with us for a few days. Their visit was the highlight of my summer. I will never forget his stories, his laugh, the way he always made me feel special.
Dear Audrey, we wish you strength for the days ahead. You are in our thoughts and prayers, Carole and Gord
Harold Pretty
Dear family: Profoundly saddened to learn of Peter's passing. He was a gentleman's gentleman and will be missed. Sincerely Harold Pretty
Cal & Pat Small
Audrey, sending you our deepest sympathy. We too have enjoyed many of Peter's stories.
Such a very pleasant person to be around and a true gentleman who will be greatly missed by many. We are sure the void in your life that Peter's passing has created will be most difficult to fill. May all the wonderful memories you have of Peter help you through the difficult days ahead. Blessings Cal and Pat
You are in my thoughts