Birth date: Mar 22, 1955 Death date: Nov 18, 2023
Peter A. D’Eredita, 68, of Bridgeport, passed away on Saturday, November 18, 2023, after a long illness. He had a long career with New Process Gear before retiring several years ago. Pete loved boating, fishing, hunting, and spend Read Obituary
Im so very sorry 🙏,Pete was great guy ,I was good friends with Pete back in Grant & Henninger..we had great times growing up @ Noth High …Please RIP my friend..😔
Dear Steve, Peggy and Family,
Please accept our sincere condolences on Peter's passing.
Kathleen and Fred Mahardy
I knew Peter from our school days esp playing at North High..our condolences to the family...Carlo& Diana Carrara
So very to here Pete passed away may he Rest In Eternal peace and god bring his family Peace ,I knew people for many years god speed him to Heaven so very sorry from Patricia A Nappi /Dery from Nappi -Dery Family 🙏🙏🙏
Pete was my brother in- law, we enjoyed a lot of poker games and jokes and laughs together. He will be deeply missed by myself and all of my family. Peter Recore
From Henninger Football to Oneida lake fishing derby’s, rest in peace my friend… James Rubado
Pete was our brother-in-law and friend. I remember times of riding in his Cadillac, him holding a cigar in hand, buying a boat together, spending time together fishing and boating or just hanging out at the house. Lots and lots of fond memories over many years. We will miss him dearly and send our deepest sympathy to Pauline and all the family. David and Christine Jacobs
Peter: I also went to Franklin, Grant jr. High and Henninger High Schools with you. May you rest in peace. My deepest sympathy to your family. Take Care... Carol Zella Travers
To my cousin Peter,
Your sister Sharon and I followed you in school from Franklin Elementary, Grant Junior High and Henninger High School. You were like an older brother when we were young. From all of our birthday parties until we were 18, Family Christmas Eve/Christmas Day Parties, swimming at Schiller Park pool, stopping at Community Bakery for a doughnut after swimming, seeing each other in the halls of Henninger, to all of us hanging around here or there. As we grew older, we saw each other less, but our bond as (first) cousins was always there!
To Pauline and to Peter's siblings and their families, my deepest sympathy!
With much love,
Cousin Dave Muolo
Sarasota, FL
