Condolence: Dear Evelynn, I'm so sorry for your loss. When i think of you and Peter out and about, you are sitting down at Debbie's Lakeland Restrauant having breakfast on a wednesday morning. I know that has been some time since you and Peter have been out like this, but it is a good memory for me as I'm sure it is a good memory for you as well.Evelynn I know you have a broken heart right now but time does help to heal it. Losing a husband is one of the hardest things to go through but keep in mind you have many wonderful memories of Peter.My heart goes out to you and your family, take care. Sandy LeBeau

Condolence: Mrs. Underhill and Family,
My deepest sypathies.
Peter was such a joy to have at the Day Center. He always had a something kind to say, a joke to tell and encouraging words for all. I remember that he would regularily out-bowl me, out-shuffleboard me, and out-golf me. His suggestion for improving my score was "Close your eyes!" It never seemed to work as well for me as it did for him!
You are in my thoughts. I am so sorry that I am unable to attend the funeral. Take care.
Sincerely,
Erin Copeland

Condolence: Dearest Underhill family friends:We have not ceased to think about you and pray for you all since we read of dear Peter's death. We are glad to know it was peaceful and with the very strong faith of all of you for which Peter set such a wonderful example, we know that God will be with you. He will strengthen and comfort you. May God bless all of you. With our caring love, Al, Mary, Judith, Mary-Clare, Andrew and his family.

Condolence: Our deepest condolences to you, Evelyn,and to all your children and grandchildren, on the loss of Peter. We will miss his wonderful humour and bright demeanor, which always rose above his personal difficulties.
How wonderful that he spent Easter with Jesus!