I consider myself very privileged to have enjoyed Peter's friendship. He had a positive outlook on life and did not let his eventual physical hindrances make him take a "back seat". He loved all the arts, bridge, his family, people in general, was a dedicated friend. He was able to turn the simplest things into a source of pleasure: a budding flower by his kitchen window, a game of crosswords..One of his latest enjoyments was taking a walk around the square in front of his house. He knew how to live. A model to be followed, a friend to be missed.