It is with deep sorrow and heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Casmus Marvin Peter, better known as “Dicky,” who peacefully departed this life at age 46 on March 12, 2025. Casmus, affectionately known to his loved ones as “Casmus,” was a cherished son, brother, uncle, nephew, cousin, and friend. He will be remembered for his loving spirit, kind heart, and the joy he brought to everyone who knew him.
Casmus was born to his devoted mother, Elisabeth Peter-Clifford (better known as Elisabeth Peter), and was the beloved sibling to his sisters Candy Peter, Patricia Peter, and Annetta Peter. He also leaves behind his brothers Desmond Peter, David Peter, Rickey Peter, and Cyrus Peter, each of whom will carry the memories of their shared time together.
Casmus was the cherished nephew of his aunts Simone Peter-Thisler, Pauline Peter, and Josephine Augustine, as well as his uncle John Peter. He held a special bond with his cousins, including Derick Peter, Don Peter, Mitchel Mondaise, Coral Peter-Zephir, Natalie Peter-Estorcier, Johnny Peter, Trisha Peter, Andrina Joseph, Abena Allen, and Nicole Foster. His memory will also live on in the hearts of his nephews Brad Peter, Garvin Peter, Danielle Peter, and Aaron Peter, along with his nieces Kimberly Peter and Demetri Peter.
He was a beloved in-law to G. Dein and R. Joseph, and he will be remembered fondly by his extended family and friends, including Leo Clifford.
Casmus had a circle of friends who were like family to him. He leaves behind special friends, including Natacha Augustine, Jessica White, Sophia Morgan, and Cecilia George, whose lives were touched by his warmth and generosity.
Casmus’ presence will be sorely missed, but his spirit will live on through the many lives he touched. His family and friends take comfort in knowing that he is now resting in peace.
Funeral service to celebrate Casmus’ life will be held at Divine Funeral Services Chapel on Tuesday, April 8, 2025, viewing at 10:00am and service at 11:00am. Interment will follow at Kingshill Cemetery.
