Peter's early life unfolded on an army base in Texas, with his formative years spent in Rhode Island. As he entered his late teens, his residential and professional trajectory underwent a transformation, shifting across the United States at a pace that would likely astonish even the most seasoned private investigator.
Prior to his current profession as a realtor, Peter had a stint as an elementary school teacher, where he nurtured young minds. Following this, he and his wife, Rosalie, found themselves embracing the empty-nest phase of life, as their daughter pursued higher education in London and their son recently graduated from college, taking on an internship with the United Nations in New York.
Peter's family tree, he notes, has branches that spread far and wide, a testament to the diversity and scope of their experiences. He has been fortunate enough to find joy in his work, and in his spare time, he enjoys dabbling in acting and storytelling. He has appeared in productions such as Oklahoma and Clowns at Music & More Arts Academy, and has participated in storytelling events around Sacramento.
Notably, Peter's experience in film is relatively limited, with a few mock "60 Minutes" videos during his graduate studies, where he portrayed Ted Kopel, serving as his sole credit prior to this full-length film.
