He was born in Dover Foxcroft Maine on June 30, 1948, a son of Francis B. and Opal (Brooker) Grant.
He was educated at Piscataquis Community High School in Guilford, Maine. Peter worked 45 years at Bath Iron Works, where he was highly respected, he served as President of the BMDA and spent most of his career as a supervisor. He was an avid outdoorsman who greatly enjoyed hunting, fishing, camping with his family, snowmobiling and auto racing.
Peter was a loving, devoted and hard-working father, grandfather who will be dearly missed.
He leaves his three children Lisa Haley and husband Edward of Sarasota, FL, Jennifer Grant and fiance Scott Hood of Turner, ME and Peter Grant Jr. and fiance Veronica O’Connor of Leeds, ME; eleven grandchildren Natasha, Charlotte, Jacob, Christy, Amanda, A. J., Justin, Zach, Tyler, Ian and Shawna; a great-granddaughter Carmen; his father Francis B. Grant of Sangerville, ME; two brothers Richard Grant and wife Ruth Ann of Millinocket, ME and Doug Grant and wife Marilyn of Monmouth, ME and several nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by his mother Opal Grant and his youngest brother Randal Grant.
You are invited to share your thoughts, condolences and fond memories with Peter’s family by visiting their guestbook at www.crosmanfuneralhome.com.
Memorial visitation Crosman Funeral Home Wed. 5-8 p.m. with a Memorial Service to take place in the funeral home at 7 PM. Interment will take place in the family lot at Sangerville Cemetery later this Spring. A service of Crosman Funeral Home, Cremation and Monument Service, 40 Main St. Lisbon Falls, 353-4951.
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