Karl Börje "Barry" PETERSON

Blev 88 år.

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Flyttade 1927 från Limhamn (M) till Kokomo, Indiana, USA. Utresehamn: Malmö. - Källkod: 1927 : 749 : 71035År 1981. "Vi lämnar här den 8 Juni från Tampa Florida och flyger direct till Frankfurt Tyskland, så skall vi stanna där för två nätter sen åker vi på tåg till Köpenhamn. Också sen vi är där skall vi stanna där för två nätter .... Sen kommer vi väl till Sverige det blir ju Malmö först sen skall vi väl åka på tåget till Örebro eller Nora. .... Vi skall försöka att komma opp till norra Sverige på Midsommar så vi kan se Midnattsolen. Sen skall vi flyga tillbaka från Frankfurt den 7 Juli." En kort tid före jul 1983 genom gick Barry en ögonoperation. "He is doing fine." År 1984. "Nu har vi varit gifta för 50 år så vi hade ett bra kalas här i sommar. Också åkte vi till Alaska på Båt från VanCouver Canada det var en riktigt härlg resa. Ja, jag måste ju resa dit så nu har jag varit i alla 50 Staterna." År 1998. "June 16, a 64th wedding anniversary was celebrated by Barry and Millie Peterson of Englewood with a mass at St. Raphael´s Church and in the evening a dinner at the Boca Royale Country Club with 20 family members. The Petersons were married June 16, 1934 at St. Patrick's church in Kokomo, Ind., and have been in Englewood for 22 years. They have one son Fred and his wife Marge, two grandsons and two great-grandsons, all in Sarasota. Barry is a 15-gallon blood donor, a volonteer at both Bon Secours Hospital in Venice and Englewood Community Hospital. He is a member of the Elks, the Knights of Columbus and the Order of Alhambra. Both are members of St. Raphael's." År 1999. "Barry and Millie Peterson of Englewood celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on June 16 at a Mass at St. Raphael's Church and family dinner at the Boca Royal Golf and Country Club." "Barry C. Peterson, 88, died Tuesday, March 28, 2000, at Bon Secours/Venice Hospital, Venice, Fla. Born July 12, 1911, in Sweden, he was the son of Karl A. and Alma (Persson) Peterson. He was married to Mildred (Pelgen) Peterson for more than 65 years. They moved from Kokomo to Englewood in 1976. He retired from the former Cabot Corp. in 1973 after more than 30 years of service as a tool-and-die maker. He was a life member and past exalted ruler of the B.P.O. Elks Lodge in Indiana; a fourth-degree Knights of Columbus nember; a member of Diego Caravan No. 255 of the International Order of Alhambra; member of St. Raphael´s Catholic Church and the Holy Name Society. He was an active volunteer at both Englewood Community and Bon Secours/Venice hospitals. Surviving are his wife of Englewood; a son, Fred L. Peterson, Sarasota, Fla.; two sisters, Helga Summerton and Britta Dunlap, both of Kokomo; two grandchildren, Carl T. Peterson, Sarasota; Eric B. Peterson, Osprey, Fla.; two great-grandchildren, Samuel and Jamie Peterson. A mass of Christian burial will be offered at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Raphael´s Catholic Church. Entombment will follow at Gulf Pines Memorial Park Cemetery, Englewood. In lieu of flowers, it is suggested memorials be made to Hospice of Southeast Florida, 5955 Rand Blvd., Sarasota, FL 34238."

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