Peter Salvatore Cedroni

Cedroni, Peter Salvatore. November 29, 1931 - July 23, 2024. Age 92 Loving father of Richard (Luann Nadar), Robert (Kim), Ernest (Susan), Adele (Doug Hamrick) D’Andrea, Cheryl (Brian) Lundberg, son-in-law Fred Bonds and Mary Brown partner of the late Peter J. Proud grandfather of 14 and great-grandfather of 12. Cherished brother of Mary (Sylvester) DeLellis. Fond uncle and great-uncle of many. Preceded in death by his beloved wife Carol; children Deborah Bonds, Theresa, Peter Joseph and son-in-law David D’Andrea; parents Peter (Adele) Cedroni; siblings Ernest (Ida) Cedroni, and Anna (Joseph) Lucatelli. Peter was married to Carol for 48 years and together they built a life enjoying (we hope) the craziness that comes with raising seven children. Although he has been quoted to say, “I hate kids!” more than once. Carol was also known to call out, “I’m going to run away!” but they stuck it out and were able to enjoy the fruits of their labor when the grandkids came along. Peter and Carol had a large network of extended family and friends that kept them entertained and smiling throughout the years. They appreciated a good game of golf or cards and even participated in a square-dancing club! Peter was known to belt out a decent Sinatra tune for karaoke. Not surprising as he was always singing around the house or reciting poems as we were growing up. Poems that have been embedded into all our brains as we now recite many ourselves. Peter had a degree in civil engineering, was the Building Director of Shelby Township and a self-employed building contractor well into his later years. He genuinely loved working alongside his sons, son-in-law and grandsons. He was selfless to a fault, especially when it came to his family, always there to provide a helping hand. As of late, he enjoyed reading, following the news and current events with a sparked interest in Artificial Intelligence (AI), puzzles, cards, board games and just recently was teaching his granddaughters how to play chess and bridge. A competitive opponent but watch for cheating! Peter had a passion for cars, especially one candy apple red, turbo-charged Pontiac Sunbird convertible! He would also love to tell you all about the amazing healing properties of his beloved Nopalea! He cherished visits and gatherings with his family, his hearing became challenged so he may have missed a lot of the conversations but enjoyed the company just the same. Peter was greatly loved by his family and friends and will be missed beyond measure. Memorial Visitation August 5, from 3pm - 8pm with a Sharing of memories service at 6:30pm and Rosary Service to follow. Wujek-Calcaterra & Sons, 54880 Van Dyke Ave, Shelby Twp. Memorial Gathering 9:30am Tuesday until the 10am Memorial Mass at St. John Vianney, 54045 Schoenherr Rd. Shelby Twp. In lieu of flowers please consider a donation to the American Heart Association, Manresa Jesuit Retreat House, or any charity close to your heart.