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Peter B. Tesmer

May 14, 1953 – October 26, 2022

Peter B. Tesmer was born May 14, 1953, along with his twin brother, Paul J. Tesmer, in Cheyenne Wells.

Pete passed away October 26, 2022, at his home in Cheyenne Wells.

Pete loved riding his bike, and was very well known for his stunt riding and knowledge of working on bikes. He loved having time alone to invent and create his art projects, pictures, and wooden items and was very talented in that area.