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Dear  Vĩnh, Our  prayers to Peter, May the God blessed  Minh and the kíds (Marc, Justin, Christine).   Our Vu family loved you Peter.  (( (Sister Trinh Vu)
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Dear And Vinh,

Thank you for being a good brother to me! Growing up, you had been a road model for me. You were a bright, intelligent, creative, helpful, quick and energetic person. You were also a thinker and a planner. You had made many important decisions for me.

1975 a day before the fall of south Vietnam, you and I were fortunate to leave; I remembered standing at the port in Saigon waiting and looking for the rest of our family to come. First barge left with full of people then came the second one…it was about to leave, you made the decision to jump on board.

At the refugee camp in Guam, you spent most of your time going around in search of news about family and hoping to run into relatives or friends. You ran into your godfather family on the day they showed up for a scheduled interview with the US immigration representatives. I remembered how happy and excited you were! By chance, you and I also had a similar scheduled interview on the same day. I remembered US was not our first choice; but then it was! It was interesting to note that our case numbers were accidentally interleaved with your godfather family member case numbers. What a coincident!

You and I were settling down to live with our sponsors in Medford, Oregon. You worked hard to support our living. As a responsible brother you were, you had planned my college path from Ashland Community College to Oregon State University.

After graduating from OSU, I moved to Texas and a year later you came too. You then married to a beautiful young daughter of your godfather family. I did not know you had an eye on her from the beginning. You were determined!

As years went by, we received good news from Orderly Departure Program that our mother, younger sister and older brothers families were approved to immigrate to the US with us. Between you (a bright, intelligent, creative, helpful, quick, energetic person) in Dallas and me in Houston, guessed who they decided to live close by? You of course! Thank you for taking great care of them!

You were a thinker and a planner. You loved to play Chinese chess. Your life chess board was only two third of the way and was looking fine; why did you quit brother?

I am grateful to you and thank you for being part of our lives. We miss you!

Love,

Quang & family

Minh and family— Although I am out of town today and unable to attend the service honoring and remembering Peter, please know I feel very fortunate to have had the opportunity to have you both attend our Family to Family sessions.  Peter was such a delight sharing his sense of humor, his ever present smile and his obvious love for his family.   I know he will be very missed by everyone whose lives he touched.   Thank you for posting pictures of his amazing art—- I had no idea he was also so talented which also speaks to how humble he was.   I pray your journey without him will be filled with wonderful memories…..

Blessings Linda Hall

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Our deepest condolences to Minh and the family. Personally, the Escobar’s will truly miss Peter and his charm. He was a true friend and neighbor for 33 years. May you Rest In Peace Amigo! 

God bless!

Joe & Flora Escobar

We are so saddened by your loss .  Pete was such a good neighbor.  We enjoyed the time we were able to spend with him when you moved next door.  Mike enjoyed visiting with him while Pete helped Mike with our deck.  He was so full of life, and we will remember his happy smile.

Your friends and neighbors,

Michael and Donna Martin

My family and I are very sorry for your loss. These past few years have been challenging, for the both of you. May God give you strength at this hour. Peace be with you!
As Peter Vinh's wife 's older sister, as well as Peter was my father's Godson ,  I have known Vinh all his life. I love his sense of humor, pleasant, outgoing personality, brilliant intellect, his deep love for, devotion to Minh and their children Marc, Justine and Christine. Vinh was also very generous with his time, talents, and willingness to share. We are deeply saddened by his passing..Our profound sympathy & heartfelt prayer for Minh, Marc, Justine, & Christine. Rest In Peace, Dear Brother. Cecil & Chi Lien
Minh, I'm so sorry for your loss. I'm sharing in your sadness and praying for you during this difficult time.
Good Evening Minh, I am so saddened to hear of your loss. My deepest condolences to you and your family at this difficult time. May the memories help you find peace and comfort.

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