Peter Wright

To all of Peter’s family , we would like to express our deepest sympathies to each and every one of you , this is a very sorrowful and tragic time, for everyone and our love goes out to you all , god bless you all. love suzanne and family

My heart felt & deepest sympathy to all of your family. Such a tragic loss for you all. May Peter rest in peace & God bless each & everyone of you.

I had the good fortune to know and work with Peter while we served in the Canadian Forces. We were employed in the Safety Cell, an often thankless but challenging task, where nonetheless we were expected to “get it right” in support of over 300 squadron personnel. Occupational safety is not a trade in the Forces. Typically, it is a secondary duty which though training is available, is learned primarily through gaining experience as you face the bumps along the way.
Like may organizations in the CF, we were short-staffed, and due to circumstances none of us could have predicted, Peter often shouldered the workload of two Sergeants and a Warrant Officer for extended periods. He did so with enthusiasm, diligence and above all compassion, for personnel facing injuries for which there might be long-term consequences.
Peter and I worked at this job together for about a year and a half. I remember when two Sergeants finally did get posted in, it was Peter who shepherded them through the variety of tasks, administration and responsibilities they would have to learn. About three weeks in to this process, one of them commented to me – words to the effect “who is this walking encyclopedia and how does he stay on top of all these issues?” I don’t know if Peter realized what a positive impact his efforts made – he truly was a pleasure to work with. His consistent approach to those thankless tasks took a lot of the sting out of that job, and I should mention that we managed to laugh along the way. When he moved on to another assignment, I had faith that the two new Sergeants had a solid foundation to execute their duties, a foundation provided by Peter.
My condolences to all.

To the Wright Family,

Our condolences to your family for your loss. We will always remember Peter with fondness in our hearts.

Dearest Cathy and boys. We were so deeply saddened upon hearing of your tragic loss. Words cannot express how very sorry we all are. Peter was an amazing person. I don’t think that I ever ever seen a couple so obligated to one another. You truly loved one another. Please know that I am thinking about you at this very sad time. I know that you are a very strong person and you will get through this. I will keep in touch.
Thinking of you all.

Love Lynn Matt Hailey and Alisha

Dear Cathie,

I am so sorry for the sudden loss of Peter and my heart goes out to you and your sons. Cathie, you are in my thoughts and prayers and we are here for you.

Cathie, boys and Peter’s mom whom we had the pleasure of meeting. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. It was with great sadness we received the news. Peter was a part of our team,with Badger Daylighting. He was a valued employee and great friend. It was an honour to have known Peter and through him, all of you. So many of our past and present employees have phoned us to relay their condolences. He was a huge part of the team for moral. We called him the energizer bunny. We are so sorry for you loss, if there is anything we can do please do not hesitate to call

with deepest sympathy

Cory, Lana, the boys and all past and present Badger boys who’ve had the pleasure of knowing Peter

Cathie & family
Heartfelt & deepest sympathy during this difficult time. Thoughts are with you & your family.

Mike & Paulette Szabon