U.S. SUBMARINE VETERANS GROTON BASE
ETERNAL PATROL NOTICE
Jack Gallimore, Base Chaplain
chaplain@subvetsgroton.org
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ETERNAL PATROL NOTICE
Jack Gallimore, Base Chaplain
chaplain@subvetsgroton.org
...
Shipmates,
It is our sad duty to inform you all of the passing of a Shipmate. Peter G. Haidet, 80, of Manchester and formerly of East Hampton, beloved husband of Dolly (Anderson) Haidet, died peacefully, Tuesday January 6, 2015 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. He was born May 28, 1934 in Carrollton, OH., son of the late Navy Commander Russell Haidet and Grace (Keefer) Haidet.
Peter attended the Porter Military Academy, served in the U. S. Navy during the Korean War in the "Silent Service" and later as a Naval Reservist . Peter qualified in submarines on the USS Corporal (SS-346) in 1954 and was a ENFN(SS) when he left the Navy. After the Navy Peter had worked as a Property Manager with the Farley Co. of Hartford and retired in 1994 from the Connecticut Natural Gas Co. as Building Services Manager.
Peter joined us at USSVI Groton Base in 2010, he was a Life and Holland Club member. He was also a member of the American Legion Post # 32 in Unionville and the Manchester Lodge # 73 A.F. & A.M. Peter was an avid car enthusiast who preferred Fords and had owned many Mustangs from his 1964 ½ red convertible to his current 2000 Mustang GT as well as several T-Birds.
In addition to his loving wife he is survived by two sisters, Mary Nilsen of Haddam Neck, Dorothy Morckel of Melbourne, FL., a nephew Russell Nilsen of Haddam Neck and several nieces.
"There is a port of no return, where ships may ride at anchor for a little space.
And then some starless night the cable slips, leaving only an eddy at the mooring place.
Gulls veer no longer, Sailor rest your oar.
No tangled wreckage will be washed ashore."
Hand Salute
ENFN(SS) Peter G. Haidet. . .Rest your oar.
Ready Two
See MoreIt is our sad duty to inform you all of the passing of a Shipmate. Peter G. Haidet, 80, of Manchester and formerly of East Hampton, beloved husband of Dolly (Anderson) Haidet, died peacefully, Tuesday January 6, 2015 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. He was born May 28, 1934 in Carrollton, OH., son of the late Navy Commander Russell Haidet and Grace (Keefer) Haidet.
Peter attended the Porter Military Academy, served in the U. S. Navy during the Korean War in the "Silent Service" and later as a Naval Reservist . Peter qualified in submarines on the USS Corporal (SS-346) in 1954 and was a ENFN(SS) when he left the Navy. After the Navy Peter had worked as a Property Manager with the Farley Co. of Hartford and retired in 1994 from the Connecticut Natural Gas Co. as Building Services Manager.
Peter joined us at USSVI Groton Base in 2010, he was a Life and Holland Club member. He was also a member of the American Legion Post # 32 in Unionville and the Manchester Lodge # 73 A.F. & A.M. Peter was an avid car enthusiast who preferred Fords and had owned many Mustangs from his 1964 ½ red convertible to his current 2000 Mustang GT as well as several T-Birds.
In addition to his loving wife he is survived by two sisters, Mary Nilsen of Haddam Neck, Dorothy Morckel of Melbourne, FL., a nephew Russell Nilsen of Haddam Neck and several nieces.
"There is a port of no return, where ships may ride at anchor for a little space.
And then some starless night the cable slips, leaving only an eddy at the mooring place.
Gulls veer no longer, Sailor rest your oar.
No tangled wreckage will be washed ashore."
Hand Salute
ENFN(SS) Peter G. Haidet. . .Rest your oar.
Ready Two
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