To the Peterson family
I and Bob Gardner had the pleasure of having your husband and father build our first home on Tedman Dr. in Fort Collins in the 60's Stan and others were always helpful, and kind in the process, we were young and knew nothing about those things. I lived in that house for 30 some years, raised two children and some of my grand- children and never forgot how kind and helpful he was, May God Bless and find comfort in your loss.

I am sorry to read about your loss. I lived in the house behind Harold and Maxine's (house built for parents)for 10 years. Your family is one I have never forgotten. I remember all of you gathering and enjoying life. I hope your memories and the love of your family can help you as you learn to live without your husband and father. May GOD bless you and watch over you in these tough few weeks ahead.

Our sincere sympathy to the families of Stan Pedersen. We have known Stan and Chloris for a very long time, ever since my baby sister Marlene started dating Jim. We have seen them both in many family functions. Stan was a very wonderful person, so full of life and fun. He will be greatly missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone during this difficult time. May God Bless you all. Our love, Mary Ann & Ron Adams

Dear Mrs. Pedersen and Family,
We are sorry to hear of Mr. Pedersen passing. Mr. Pedersen(and family) was always so kind to me when we were neighbors and when I made my weekly trash stops at your home in Estes Park. He always had some words of wisdom for me. He will be missed.

Stephen and Katherine Gillette and Family

Dear Chloris and family,
You will be in my thoughts and prayers. I know Stan will be missed. I didn't see him that often once I became an adult, but I remember the Club picnics. Didn't we have fun! I remember his wonderful and wry humor, especially when Mom and I saw you two in the doctor's waiting room.
God's blessings on you all,
Sue (Cammack) Coram and family