I recently heard of Pete's passing and was saddened to hear the news.  His sister was my best friend growing up and Peter was like a little brother to me.  As a kid, Pete mastered the art of pulling pranks, and I encountered some of his best work: fake puke in the hallway; fake blood in the bathroom; and my favorite - the fake glass of spilled milk on the kitchen floor, which looked really real. Pete's infectious smile and mop of blonde hair made it impossible to get mad at him and you couldn't help but laugh right along with him. I smile when I think of the wonderful spirit he was and am so glad I came to know him. My sincerest condolences to those who loved him.

Miss our phone conversations Pete and I think of you often. 

Love Heidi

Pete as we so affectionly called him was a beautiful human being. I had the pleasure of working with him at Kaiser Permanente in San Jose, California. One of my finest memories of him is the nite I was invited over to their home because he was making homemade Alfredo Sauce.
I've  never been a lover of Alfredo Sauce, but Pete said, Oh Dorothy,  you will love mine! Guess what? I did, it was absolutely the best sauce I ever tasted . My fond memory of a fantastic friend. Continue to rest Comfortably in the arms of God my friend ❤️ 

Evangeline ,Remembering the board game we played at your home .Richard and Pete met for the first time with the boys .We had a good time lots of laughs .I will always Cherish those moments .They are forever locked into my memory .

I will always remember Pete as a great guy, great friend and workmate.  Working with him at Kaiser was the best.  When the guys in the storeroom shared a laugh,  made my heart happy.   
My love and condolences to Pete's entire family.  ❤❤

So sad to hear the news. Pete was a really good guy. He was always so friendly to me when our paths crossed in the halls of Kaiser or the halls of Santa Palmia. My condolences to Evangeline and family. Rest in Peace, Pete.

It’s been several years now that Louis and I and the kids went to visit Pete and his family during Thanksgiving. We had a wonderful time getting better acquainted with Evangeline’s family and reminiscing with Pete on his memories growing up. 
As we were leaving, Pete and Evangeline gave me a bible. I don’t know why they gave me that, but it came at a time when I needed it. He told me how to navigate through it and I’ve been reading it everyday since. When we would talk on the phone we would talk about our walk with God. I will always be grateful for that gift from the two of them and my conversations with Pete on Gods word. 

Pete was our family. period. A beautiful constant as teenagers.  My sister Lynette and Pete were the very best of friends. He was her Man of Honor at her wedding. So awesome. You will be missed sweetheart by my entire family. Rest with your Angel's now, they have you forever in beautiful light!!! All my love....Alicia Rinella 

We met Pete and the family in 2012, when we were still dating. Pete and Evangeline opened their doors to us and they became chosen family. Pete had a child-like spirit, laced with deep wisdom, honesty, and constant reflection. In one moment, he would describe the birds that he had seen from his South San Jose window from his binoculars, and in another moment he would talk about God’s faithfulness in his life. We loved being around him and the family. The community and love we felt, felt like heaven on earth. We still think about those early days and see how much it’s shaped who we are and our lives. What was evident is how much he loved Evangeline. He never knew how he got so lucky to marry her and have such a beautiful children both grown and young. Pete, your spirit will live on in all of us. We thank God for the moments we got to share together here on earth and look forward to when we can rejoice with you in heaven. Well done, faithful servant. We love you and miss you. 

Pete was like a younger brother to me. I knew him as a boy, man, husband and father. I will miss him. My condolences to Evangeline and family.

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Peter Joseph Wyatt

September 24, 1963 – July 25, 2021

Palm Northwest Mortuary & Cemetery

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