Peter M. Euler passed away at the age of 73 after a short battle with cancer at the McLeod Hospice Center in Florence South Carolina.

Peter was a proud Veteran that served in the Unites States Military Army Forces.  His work career included repairing typewriters, a skill he acquired during his time as a clerk in the Army. Worked as Administrator Assistant with the Reformed Church of America, and most recently retired from years of employment with the New York State County Department of Rockland.

Peter was married to the love of his life Jean E. Hiemstra on July 10th, 1993, in Clarkstown New York. He retired to Little River, South Carolina following the death of his beloved wife, Jean.

Peter's hobbies included fishing, playing darts, watching sports, trips to Atlantic City, NJ and mostly he loved to play golf.  Peter was a supporter of organ donations and after his passing, shared a gift to the Miracles in Sight Foundation.

Peter is survived by his brothers, Rich Euler and David Euler. Parent-in-laws, Reverend John and Norma Hiemstra. Sister-in-laws' Ruth Schaefer Gosdick, husband Paul Gosdick, Nancy L. Cook, husband Peter Cook. His Aunt Margie Sexton, cousins; Kathy and Patrick Narciso, Carol and Leo Punt, Peggy and Joe Englese, Ellen Young, along with many loved nieces and nephews.

Peter is preceded in death by his parents, mother Eileen (Roth) Euler, Father John Peter Euler, his younger brother Stephen Euler, sister-in-law Joanne (Oleszek) Euler and his wife Jean E. Hiemstra Euler.

Funeral arrangements were provided by Backus Funeral Home in Florence, South Carolina with plans for a future memorial service in Peter's hometown area of New York at Moritz Funeral Home, Tappan New York.

Peter will find his final resting place next to his beloved wife Jean at the Neshanic Station Cemetery, Amwell Road, Neshanic Station, New Jersey.

Expressions of sympathy cards can be mailed to Ruth Schaefer Gosdick at 809 Parker Hill Road, Sabinsville, Pennsylvania16943. Senders will be notified of the memorial service date when known.

Special thank you to neighbors Cindy and Ken for the support and care during Peters time of need.