Peter Berry Obituary

Forever in my heart. You will never be forgotten! Words simply cannot express the level of impact you have on my spirit. Although I have desperately been trying to find your mom and brothers, I pray that God will allow me to see them again.

I miss you, Peter.

To those who loved Peter,

My deepest condolences. He was a young man who touched many of us in great ways. He was a gift to us all and will be missed.

Although an acquantance, your presence has affected me, and thoughts of you sporatically surface. May you rest in peace and love forever.

I am very sorry with deep sympathy for the great loss.

Very sorry to hear about your great loss.

Dear Liam and Mark,

Dear Parents,

from the distant old world but not from the distance of my heart the best wishes and all my support to you.

Jan

Dear Liam and Mark,



My deepest condolences to you and the rest of your family. Peter will be missed greatly.



Aleks

To the Berrys:



I wish to convey my sincerest condolences to you and everyone that knew Peter. During my time living in Chicago, Peter provided me with much entertainment and was a friend that could always be counted on. I am devasatated to hear of his parting. You all are in my Prayers.



Kornika

DEAR LIAM AND MARK



MY THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU ALWAYS AND

ESPECIALLY NOW WITH YOUR LOSS. I WILL BE NEAR FOR YOUR COMFORT.



MY SINCERE REGRETS

LUIS AIFAN

May there be a moment of comfort in your sadness and times of peace in your days, he will be missed

Dear Berry Family,

Peter was one of the funniest, charismatic people i met at The Academy. I'll never forget him falling off his skateboard all the time or trying to get the girls to take a bite out of his sandwich after he already ate half of it. He was sweet and funny and noone will ever forget him. RIP Big Pete.

Mark, Liam & the Berry family: my sincerest condolences on your loss. Peter was excellent company and never at a loss for words. I enjoyed hanging out with him and his friends at the smelt fishing party earlier this year. I'm glad to have met him and I'm sorry he's gone so soon. He'll be in my prayers.

To the Berry Family,



My deepest sympathies go out to you. I went to high school with Peter and he was such a wonderful person. I feel honored to have known him and been friends. May God bless you during this tragic time.

Dear Berry Family –



Of my son, Nik’s, friends, Pete was always one of my favorites.

I have many warm and, sometimes funny, memories him. It was clear from knowing him that he was loved by his family. Our family will miss him tremendously; our hearts go out to you.

My sister went to high school with Peter at Evanston Township. She was completely devasted to hear of your loss, as he had made such an impression in her life within a short period of time. I am truly sorry that you had to lose your loved one. Please know that even though I didn't know Peter well, I have a loved one who will miss her friend very dearly, and we share that pain with your family.

Dear Jim,



My condolences to you and your family on the loss of Peter. I heard from several people at Pope John XXIII School of the accident.We were all saddened. I'm so sorry that it happened. May God Bless you and your family during this sad time.

Sincerely,

I didnt know Peter that well, I had a class or two with him in high school-he always seemed like a very nice young man-laughing and joking a lot. I'm so sad to hear what happened-I'm sure he will always be remembered by all he has touched during his short life.

Cinda,

I am so sad to learn of your son's death...you mentioned him every time we met as you and I worked together last August on the condo. Your pride for him shown through your face always.

I will keep him and you and your family in my prayers...you are a special person...your whole family must be as well.

Hugs and love,

Tom

Dear Mark and Liam,



I am so very sorry to hear about your loss. Pete was a warm and charming young man, and will be very missed. I will always cherish the conversation he and I had at the smelt fishing party earlier this spring.



I am here for you both during this very difficult time.



With deepest sympathy,

Asami

Mark and Liam,

You were such a good brother, friend and mentor to Peter. I will never forget randomly running into you three guys at O’Hare before the “Rio-Trip” last year. You planned that trip to show Peter a unique part of the world and, of course, have a blast. That (and a million other great times) demonstrates the love and compassion you guys will always have for your little-bro.

Kevin

Cinda,

It's so sad to hear about your loss. Hang in there. Our hearts go out to you and the family.



Love you,

Katy

(Whitney/Amandas cousin)

I went to high school with Peter and I had a few classes with him. I always considered him one of my friends even though I didn't really spend time with him outside of school. After we graduated I didn't know if I would ever see him again. Luckily, about a month ago I saw Peter on the purple line on his way to Northwestern for work. When I saw him, we both made a face at each other as if we recognized one another. As I got close to him I said "Peter Berry?" and he smiled. I sat by him that day and we caught up until we got to my stop. Everyday since that day I have looked for Peter when I was on the purple line. After hearing about what happened I feel blessed that I was able to see Peter again after four years, even though it was brief. Peter was a very sweet, kind, and talented person. My thoughts go out to his family and to everyone who knew him and loved him. He will be greatly missed by many.

Cinda,



I was so sorry to hear about your loss. Beth always spoke joyfully and proudly of Peter. My prayers for you and your family as you find your way through this terrible tragedy.



Bonnie Hauser (Beth's friend - formerly of Evanston)

I haven't spent much time with him in recent years, but one of my favorite memories of Peter is when him and I had to rebuild a trail after a tornado up at Camp Echo. By the end of it I don't think I had ever laughed as hard as we both did, not to mention we were both covered head to toe with woodchips. I will always remember him making people smile. Peter was a wonderful person and will be missed by many. My prayers are with his family and friends. Peter, we will always love you.

We'll remember always Peter's light, talent, humor and friendship. We mourn his loss and send prayers to support you through this unimaginable tragedy.

Dear Cinda, Mark, Liam and all the other family members.



Peter was always one of my favorites, always. He was cute, jovial,charming and charsmatic (?) as all the Berry boys are. Not only did he come with us to pick out our cats, he named one of them, POCO. People of Chicago. He and Jason had a very special bond. They referred (?) to each other as cousins. And when Jason was asked to leave last winter, how unbelievable that Peter just happened to drive by our street as Jason was leaving and shared his place with Jason for those couple of months. He gave Jason hair cuts, good ones too. And last but not least Peter was a good boy. I will continue to keep all of you in my thoughts and prayers.

The Lord's love above, now and forever ...

The Wade Casons and children, grandchild ... Ken, Holly, Larry, Craig and Hunter