Condolence: It’s not often one can say” I remember the day I first met him,”. I can say that about Pete. He made an impact on everyone he met and always told it like it was. He was a good man and helped Joe and me out on more than one occasion. I will always remember a Pete with a smile.

Condolence: Peter was a friend from Greer. I have his book and always enjoyed talking with him at reunions. He was dearly missed at this year as we found out that his health was failing. He lived a good and meaningful life. Sympathy sent for his family~

Condolence: It's not often you know someone who you think you should record all your conversations with, to think about and laugh about later. Pete was that kind of man. Whenever I would see him, I would have an exchange with him that was funny, thoughtful, politically charged and unexpectedly loving. Luckily, I can continue to have the same kind of conversations with Pete's son who became the same sort of fascinating man and married my best friend. Pete - thank you for loving Alyssa, and for fighting like h*** these last couple years so your grandchildren could know your face and enjoy a few of those great conversations. You have been, and will always be, an inspiration to those of us who think about cancer everyday. I am grateful to have known you.

Condolence: Pete: You are a self-made man. You had good insight. You served your God, your country, your family and your friends. You could never say 'no' when asked to help. Thanks for everything, buddy. RIP. You will be missed. My heartfelt condolences to the family.

Condolence: My heartfelt condolences to his family & Greer School family (which is where I met him when I was 9 yo). And more so at the Greer reunions. He was a brilliant man & wish I had more serious conversations with him. RIP, Dear Friend. You surely will be missed.

Condolence: It was an honor and privilege to have Pete as a neighbor; one who always waved, stopped to ask how the family was doing and never failed to share an embellishing story about his last hunt. <><

Condolence: Pete was a good man . I remember him warning my 1980 academy class that terrorism was coming to our shores. I wish our country's leaders had the insight and knowledge he had. My deepest sympathy to his family.

Condolence: Pete and I came on "The Job" at the same time. He was a good friend for my many years with the PAPD. He had amazing knowledge of world terrorists and worked faithfully to preserve American from them. I was well aware of his illness and he valiant fight. I will miss him for what is left of my life. He was one fine man!!! My thoughts are for Pete my sympathies to his family.

Condolence: I would like to thank Pete for his leadership and ground breaking efforts regarding law enforcement counterterrorism intelligence programs. It was an honor to know him, follow in the path he laid, and receive messages of encouragement from him. My condolences to all of his family and loved ones, he was a good man.