GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN

REMEMBERING PETE DUEL

Thank you to everyone who leaves such poignant and heartfelt expressions in The Memorial Book—and for all your kind words about this site. Your kinship is extremely appreciated. —Laura
Please post your thoughts below. The previous Memorial Book was receiving too much spam, so I had to close it and start this page instead. The previous memorial page also had hundreds of remembrances. I hope to someday transfer them here.
There may be a delay between when you leave your thoughts below and when your post appears, but rest assured, the post will eventually be published. Please keep in mind that many questions still remain about Peter’s state of mind in those final days of his life. One recent question is how much of a role the anti-seizure drug, Dilantin, played on his thoughts. Perhaps Pete was a victim of a pharmaceutical drug and not so much of self-inflicted depression. Also note that Geoffrey Deuel sometimes visited this page. Thank you.

551 Responses

  1. It’s lovely to see Alias Smith &Jones back on TV. Pete & Ben were superb in their roles. It’s hard to believe that Pete is no longer with us – he had so much to live for, such a tragedy. Bless you.

  2. Thank you Laura and Geoff for all you do for all us and the beautiful website and Keep peter memory alive
    Love Pete fan forever n always

  3. I have been a Pete Duel fan since I was 15 years old. On November 7, 2015 I finally got to visit his grave, 44 years after he died. His gravestone was covered with leaves that I brushed away and there was just a light drizzle of rain. It gave me a surreal feeling, but a very comforting feeling. I will never forget him.

  4. I used to watch Pete in Alias Smith & Jones with my family. Pete reminds me of the great days I had with my mum dad & brother & sadly now I am alone. So Thank You Pete for memories I will never forget. Bless you You were an amazing man.x

  5. I loved Pete so much! Remember the news about his Death and how I cried! At the age of twelve love hearts and I remember that my father was so Cold about how I felt. I never forget Pete!
    Love Miranda

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