Peter F. Doyle
"Never burn bridges" -Dad
Peter was born in Lowell on November 1, 1955 and was a son of the late Jean (Hansen) and Robert Doyle. Peter was a third generation President of Lowell Provision Company in Lowell, where he worked for over 35 years.
He formerly served on the Board of Directors at Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union and the Lowell Day Nursery.
Of all his accomplishments, his greatest and most cherished was his family. His wife Louise who he shared 44 years together was the love of his life. This showed in their daily life together and was seen by all who knew them. Peter had three children who he loved beyond measure, his daughter Cassandra and two sons Gregory and Thomas. He provided, guided and showed them all how to love and bring good to the world. Peter lovingly welcomed his family by love: son-in-law Josh, and daughter-in-laws Jillian and Meagan. His grandchildren; Natalie, Jayden, Robert, Zoey, Mae and Quinn were so loved and cherished by Peter. Everyday they spent together was a true gift and his love and memory will live on thru them.
Peter enjoyed downhill skiing, car shows, golfing, racquetball and attending Lowell Spinners Games. He spent many years near the water, whether it was creating his dream home, sitting out on the deck overlooking the lake watching the sunsets, out on the lawn taking in the view or out on the boat water skiing. He loved it all, especially when it involved time spent with his wife, kids, grandkids and friends.
Peter was a light and treasure in the lives of those who knew him. He continues to bring light and happiness to the world through his memory.
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