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This resolution honors the life and community contributions of Albert B. Peters and expresses condolences to his family.
Why it matters
Recognizes and celebrates a life of diverse contributions. The resolution details Albert B. Peters’s multi-faceted impact as a business owner, skilled professional, artist, and community leader, highlighting the broad ways in which one individual can enrich their surroundings.
Emphasizes community involvement and advocacy. By documenting his roles on local boards and as a champion for community needs, the resolution underscores the value and influence of civic engagement, serving as a model for public service and activism.
Acknowledges the importance of legacy and remembrance. The act of formally mourning Peters and sending condolences to his family reinforces the significance of honoring those who have shaped communities, while also providing comfort and recognition to grieving loved ones.
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Honor Albert B. Peters
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Senate Resolution No. 3103 BY: Senator PARKER MOURNING the death of Albert B. Peters, distinguished citizen and devoted member of his community WHEREAS, It is the custom of this Legislative Body to pay tribute to citizens of the State of New York whose lifework and civic endeavor served to enhance the quality of life in their communities and the great State of New York; and WHEREAS, Albert Brothers Peters of Brooklyn, New York, died on March
6, 2020, at the age of 66; and WHEREAS, Born on February 17,1954 in Harlem Hospital, New York City, to Albert Brother Peters and Jean Marie Peters, Albert B. Peters attended Charles Evan High School and Staten Island College; and WHEREAS, Albert B. Peters… Show allHide
6, 2020, at the age of 66; and WHEREAS, Born on February 17,1954 in Harlem Hospital, New York City, to Albert Brother Peters and Jean Marie Peters, Albert B. Peters attended Charles Evan High School and Staten Island College; and WHEREAS, Albert B. Peters distinguished himself in his profession and by his sincere dedication and substantial contribution to the welfare of his community; and WHEREAS, Albert B. Peters was the owner of a security company, Brothers Security One; furthermore, he worked as a Motor Engineer for Amtrak for 10 years, and was an authentic natural spoken word master; and WHEREAS, Albert B. Peters's commitment to excellence, and his spirit of humanity, carried over into all fields of enterprise, including charitable and civic endeavors; and WHEREAS, A man of many talents, a chef by trade, and an avid musician; Albert B. Peters played the conga drum at many events throughout his community; and WHEREAS, When he moved to Staten Island, Albert B. Peters became very active in his community by serving as a member of many boards; blessed with a gift of gab, he was also a champion for the needs in his community; and WHEREAS, In 2019, Albert B. Peters became a Master Mason and joined Silver Lake Lodge No. 59, Prince Hall, State of New York, working within the craft to bring unity to all; and WHEREAS, Albert B. Peters is survived by his wife, Oumie Peters; two sons, Kaliph and Sheihk Peters; his mother, Jean Marie Robinson-Peters; two brothers, Reuben Brother Peters and Jamie Brother Peters; a sister, Diane J. Peters-Daniels; four nieces, Tyisha Potter, Nicole Jamison, Natasha Peters, and Nigera Whittaker; and seven nephews, Bryant Jamison, Rashan Peters, Isaiah Daniels, Jacob Herrera, Joseph Herrera, Amia Richardson and Shareef Richardson; as well as a host of other family members and friends; he will be truly missed by all those who had the privilege and honor of knowing him; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That this Legislative Body pause in its deliberations to mourn the death of Albert B. Peters, and to express its deepest condolences to his family; and be it further RESOLVED, That a copy of this Resolution, suitably engrossed, be transmitted to the family of Albert B. Peters.
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