Pete was born to Homer and Lolah (Pritchard) on 18 June 1948 in Missoula, Missoula, Montana. In 1968 Pete was drafted into the US Army and spent one tour in Vietnam, after his tour he got out of the Army and came back to Missoula. In 1972 he meet Diane Johnson who he would later marry in Sept. 1972. Pete and Diane would welcome their only child, a son Gus in May of 1973. Pete spent his adult life working as a skidder for logging companies through out Western Montana. Due to health reason he retired in 1997. In the 1960's Pete started play Cowboy Polo and would play up to when his health wouldn't let him play anymore but he had the pleasure of watching his son Gus and granddaughter Cherrokee play. One of Pete joy was being a grandpa to Hope and Cherrokee, his twin granddaughters. He would come to all their concerts, sports, taught the how to ride the horses, how to cook and clean the dishes and many other life lessons.
Pete is preceded by his parents, Homer and Lolah. His wife Diane.
Pete is survive by his siblings, Sandy, Marta, Bruce, Tammy, Jan and Debbie. His son Gus and his daughter in law Fayth. His twin granddaughters Cherrokee and Hope. And many friends.
Pete is preceded by his parents, Homer and Lolah. His wife Diane.
Pete is survive by his siblings, Sandy, Marta, Bruce, Tammy, Jan and Debbie. His son Gus and his daughter in law Fayth. His twin granddaughters Cherrokee and Hope. And many friends.
Pete was born to Homer and Lolah (Pritchard) on 18 June 1948 in Missoula, Missoula, Montana. In 1968 Pete was drafted into the US Army and spent one tour in Vietnam, after his tour he got out of the Army and came back to Missoula. In 1972 he meet Diane Johnson who he would later marry in Sept. 1972. Pete and Diane would welcome their only child, a son Gus in May of 1973. Pete spent his adult life working as a skidder for logging companies through out Western Montana. Due to health reason he retired in 1997. In the 1960's Pete started play Cowboy Polo and would play up to when his health wouldn't let him play anymore but he had the pleasure of watching his son Gus and granddaughter Cherrokee play. One of Pete joy was being a grandpa to Hope and Cherrokee, his twin granddaughters. He would come to all their concerts, sports, taught the how to ride the horses, how to cook and clean the dishes and many other life lessons.
Pete is preceded by his parents, Homer and Lolah. His wife Diane.
Pete is survive by his siblings, Sandy, Marta, Bruce, Tammy, Jan and Debbie. His son Gus and his daughter in law Fayth. His twin granddaughters Cherrokee and Hope. And many friends.
Pete is preceded by his parents, Homer and Lolah. His wife Diane.
Pete is survive by his siblings, Sandy, Marta, Bruce, Tammy, Jan and Debbie. His son Gus and his daughter in law Fayth. His twin granddaughters Cherrokee and Hope. And many friends.
