Peter Galati Obituary

I'm so sorry to hear about Pete. He was always a gentleman and a scholar on the TDPRI. He will be missed.

I met Pete over the TDPRI forum. Everyone will miss him. My condolences to the family.
RIP Pete.

I also am a member of the TDPRI forum that Pete was such a great asset to, he will be greatly missed by us all.

Please accept my sincerest condolences and prayers for you during this difficult time.

My deepest condolences to the family of Pete.

The Seymour Duncan forums will miss you.

I'm so sorry to hear of Pete's passing. He was a knowledgeable man who readily shared with those not as experienced as himself.

He will be missed.

To the family of Peter:
My deepest condolances. Pete was a regular contributor to the TDPRI forums. He will be sadly missed by me and thousands of others.

Pete will be missed over at the Seymour Duncan Forum. Always full of good words and solid advice, he was a welcome member.

Never met Pete in person but enjoyed reading his comments on the Seymour Duncan Forum.

Peace to you Pete and your family.

Pete will be greatly missed by all of us at the TDPRI Telecaster Forum. May God be with you and watch over your family. Chris

My sincere condolences to the family and friends of Pete. I, too, "knew" him through the TDPRI forum. In his over 8000 online posts, I never read a discouraging word from Pete. He seemed to be a kind, gentle and caring soul. Pete's good nature will be greatly missed on the our guitar forum. May he Rest In Peace.

Although I'd never met Pete in real life, he was great person on our message board (TDPRI). My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. We will miss him dearly.

My deepest condolonces to the family of Pete. I never met Pete in person but we were both members of the telecaster forum TDPRI, and he was always a a fun guy to have around the forum.
May Gods blessings flow upon you all in your time of grief.
Johnny Mannion

I'm another of Pete's online friends, and I want to tell you how much I enjoyed his wit, warmth and generous spirit. I always smiled when I saw that he posted something on the TDPRI, because I knew it would be good, and probably a lot of fun as well. He will definitely be missed!

I too only knew Pete from the TDPRI forum - but I always looked forward to his posts. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends. He will be missed...

Wow. I didn't know Pete had gone on. I started looking for him last week, as we have been friendly online for a few years. He was such a nice fellow. We discussed plans for future guitar builds, pickups, necks (his favorite was one of mine), and life in general. I had not heard from Pete for a while, and feel as though I have missed an opportunity. We spoke of getting together, but it never happened. Such a nice guy. Pete will be missed. Bless you and your family. He was a fine human being.

As a fellow TDPRI'er we shared similar interests and passions and I always enjoyed your personality and your spirit as it was conveyed in the words you wrote and you will be missed by all who knew you.

It is my firm belief that you are now on a journey far more interesting and vastly more important.

So long Pete.

To the family and friends:
I never had the pleasure of meeting Pete in person but gained knowledge and wisdom and sometimes humor from his postings on the Telecaster forum.
He will be missed.
Prayers to you and yours.

While I was never blessed to meet Pete "face-to-face", I feel good in saying that he was an online friend. I met Pete at The TDPRI (an online Telecaster guitar forum), and it was evident right away, that Pete was one of the good guys!

I am going to miss his humor, the video's he would post, and his friendly spirit that he demonstrated time and again on the TDPRI.

Too his family: My heart and prayers go out too you all. I hope that there is some comfort in knowing that he was loved by his friends on the internet, and he meant something too all of us that knew him. May God's Peace comfort you all during this time.

Pete's online friend,
Stephen (aka PraiseCaster)

I too would like to add my condolences for your loss. I only knew Pete through the TDPRI, but he always had a good word and was a real helper to those who asked.

God Bless you all.

My deepest condolances. From an internet friend and fellow guitarist.

Pete was a regular contributor to a Telecaster guitar forum that I run. We all wondered where Pete went when he suddenly stopped posting on March 22nd. Pete had made over 8,000 posts at our website since March 2006.

We all started looking for Pete online a week or so ago.

None of us knew Pete personally, but all of us knew him "online." He was a fine man and always helpful to others in the Forum. You can find our forum at Telecaster dot com. You'll find a small tribute to Pete there as a number of members say goodbye.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to his entire family.

Mr. Galati: My most sincere condolences to you.
I want you and your family to know Pete was a very well admired and respected contributor to a guitar discussion forum. (TDPRI)
His contributions were always caring, always well considered, and always appreciated.
He will be missed dearly.

David

I can't imagine the grief you must be feeling. As a parent, my heart goes out to you. Let me know if I can help in any way.

Mike: Our sympathy on the loss of your son. We are so sorry that we couldn't make the funeral. You and your family are in our hearts and prayers.
Love
Bill, Bettye and Amanda

Our hearts go out to you and your family.....