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Christopher White posted a condolence
Monday, November 7, 2005
It is with great sadness to hear of Peter's passing. His warmth and humour made a difference in so many people's lives. He knew every name and every face at the Granite and kept us all connected. On behalf of my father John White, my wife Janine, and our daughter Kathleen, I want to thank Peter for putting a smile on our face every time we saw him. My monthly visit to Peter was a calming ritual and I'll miss his sense of humour, terrific stories, talk of Smith Falls, and his tremendous respect for everyone around him. To his family, I want you to know just how many lives he touched and that our thoughts are with you now and always. Regards, Christopher J. White
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Jim and Vicki Parrish posted a condolence
Monday, October 17, 2005
Vicki, Jamie, Kristine and I wish to express our sincere condolences to the Mallinos family on the death of Peter. Peter has been in our thoughts and prayers for these many months now and we will all remember his tremendous energy, love of life and gift of humour. He will be sadly missed by all of our family.
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Stephen Baker posted a condolence
Monday, October 17, 2005
For 15 years I started my mornings once a month at 7:00 by sharing a coffee with Peter and then, when he was ready, he would cut my hair. Only to soon realize he was already behind schedule and it was only the first cut of the day. Forever telling stories with an accompanying laugh that echoed throughout the club, Peter was someone who always made you feel welcome, who always made you smile and who always shared with you the stories of his life. I regret I did not have a chance to share these thoughts with you, his family in person the last week. My sincerest condolences, he will be missed by all who new him.
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Gerry & Carla Connor and family posted a condolence
Saturday, October 15, 2005
To Peter's family, Peter was our sons' barber for many years. He was a warm, gentle man and will be missed by our entire family. With sincere sympathy, the Connors
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David & Kathie Hetherington & Family posted a condolence
Thursday, October 13, 2005
To the Mallinos Family, We would like to extend our most sincere condolences on Peter's passing. Peter cut David's hair at the "old" Granite Club, and has cut our boys' hair their whole lives. He always had a friendly smile and the most cheerful outlook on life. The world is a sadder place without him. May God bless you all. David, Kathie, Robert, Michael & Virginia Hetherington
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Warren Bent posted a condolence
Thursday, October 13, 2005
Peter has been cutting my hair for 20 years and when it was time to take my son for his first haircut, I made the mistake of taking him to a place that was suppose to specialize in kids haircuts. He screamed the whole time. For his second haircut, I took him to Peter and what a difference. Not only did he not cry, but Peter had him laughing. Whenever we go to the Granite Club, for whatever reason, my son wants to know if we are going to see Peter. I will truly miss Peter. No matter what your day was like, as you walked down the hall towards the Barber Shop, you would hear Peter's laugh and it would instantly put a smile on your face. Peter was a very special person, I am sorry for your loss.
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Dennis Misurka posted a condolence
Thursday, October 13, 2005
To the Mallinos family. Very sorry we cannot be at the funeral today, but our thoughts are with you. Peter was not only our barber but also a great friend and an example of how to enjoy one's life. He shared our sorrow when my wife died and was a source of encouragement to myself and to my son and daughter in our time of sorrow. He was the first to cut both children's hair, and the only one to ever cut my son's hair--and he is now 29! We are going to miss him. Cherish the memories.
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Joie Peter Watts posted a condolence
Thursday, October 13, 2005
Dear Lynda, Lauri, Michael and Family, It is difficult for me to convey just what a great person Peter was/is. I had the privilege of knowing him for 20 years at the Granite Club. Many there will tell you the same thing I am about to say. To me, he was much more than my barber (and a "darn good" one at that!): he was a friend and "consultant" who always cheered me up and made my day better for having spent some time with him. His enthusiasm for life, his love for his family, his strong work ethic, his eternal optimism and ability to see good in everyone and finally his inner strength, will always be an inspiration to me. His untimely passing seems so unfair but who am I to question God's plan. I am grateful to have had a chance to meet and speak briefly with you last evening. Although we had never met before I felt that I knew you through Peter who spoke of all of you with great love and pride. I can see why. I am extremely sorry that I an unable to attend the funeral service today due to unavoidable business committments but my thoughts and prayers will be with you today. I truly hope that our paths cross in the future. If any one of you needs assistance in any way or simply wants to talk, please do not hesitate to get in touch with me. May God Bless You Always, Joie Watts
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Brian and Barb Maitland posted a condolence
Thursday, October 13, 2005
Dear Lynda, Lauri and Jim, Michael and Danielle, Jessie and Krissie; We were sorry to hear of Peter's passing. Even though we can not be with you today, our thoughts and hearts are with you. With sympathy and well wishes, Brian and Barb Maitland and family.
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Kimberley (Mallinos) Geraci posted a condolence
Thursday, October 13, 2005
Dear Auntie Lynda, Lauri, Jim, Michael, Danielle, Kristina & Jessica, I cannot express how sad, sad, sad I feel for the loss of a truly remarkable man that touched so many lives in so many ways. My memories of Uncle Peter will forever make me smile. I remember way back when Uncle Peter used to come over to give the whole family haircuts. I would try to run and hide but it was no use because Uncle Peter always found me and by the end of his visit I was always sporting yet another 'bowl haircut'. As the years passed, Uncle Peter made his regular visits to upkeep mom and dad's hair...and to consult me on my extreme use of hairspray products. I tried to convince him that big hair was the 'in' thing. I smiled. He just laughed. A few more years passed and Uncle Peter was still making his family haircutting rounds. This time he would consult and debate last night's Leaf game with me. I smiled. He just laughed. Some more years passed. Uncle Peter was still faithfully making his family haircutting rounds...and now we are comparing our new trucks with each other. He started consulting me again. This time it was because I didn't buy a Ford. I smiled. He just laughed. I sit back and think...gee, my Uncle and I had quite a few things in common. An interest in hairstyling, hockey and nice trucks. Each time I saw Uncle Peter, he always had a bright cheery smile and an unforgettable laugh. This went side-by-side with his kindness, generosity and awesome personality. This is how he will forever be remembered in my heart. While I grieve because I have lost a very dear Uncle, my sorrow is unlimited for your loss of your husband, dad, father-in-law and grandpa. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. God bless you and may you find comfort in knowing that Peter Mallinos was a heck of a man who was loved by so many. He was someone that I had the privilege of calling my Uncle. Love to you, Kimberley, Paul, Alyssa & Niccolas Geraci
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Kelly Berthelot posted a condolence
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
Dear Lynda, Sandra told me that your husband Peter died over the weekend. I just wanted to let you know that I have been thinking about you. Reading about your husband, and knowing how special he was to you, makes it obvious how hard this must be for you. Please call me when you decide to come up to Mono. 519-940-3592 Love Kelly
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Elizabeth Dulmage posted a condolence
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
Tp The Mallinos Family Peter was such a wonderful cheerful human being. Four generations of our family have been served by Peter. I will miss his smiling friendly face at the Granite Club.
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The Renihan Family posted a condolence
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
We have all known Peter and liked him for 20 years. We are so sorry for your loss. Bruce, Sue, James and Geoff Renihan
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chau huynh posted a condolence
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
Please accept my condolences to your family. It is a great loss. I have lost a great friend. I will never forget the smiling as well as the sadness on his face.
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John Brownlee posted a condolence
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
To the Mallinos Family: My thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time. I knew Peter for over 30 years and he was a very caring gentleman with a great sense of humour and a true dedication to his craft-he will be deeply missed by all he touched.
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Maureen Kellesis posted a condolence
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
Dear Lynda and Family: We are so sorry to hear about Peter. May you all find true consolation in the memories that you have. Maureen, Louie and Family
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Walter Somerville posted a condolence
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
My wifeWendy and I were so very sorry to read about Peter's passing in the Globe and Mail.Peter has been cutting my hair for more years than I can remember, going back to when the Granite Club moved to Bayview Ave. and maybe even before that on St. Clair Ave. He worked hard,put in long hours and yet he was always so personable and caring.We will miss him very much! Our thoughts and prayers are with his family. Walter and Wendy Somerville.
