Birth date: Apr 29, 1955 Death date: Nov 29, 2025
Peth, Nicholas “Nick” Anthony, age 70, of Waynesville, passed away Saturday, November 29, 2025, in Ft. Myers, Florida. Nick was born April 29, 1955, in Centerville, the son of Mark Peth and Gretchen Peth. He was a graduate of Cen Read Obituary
A beautiful builder homes.
The area lost a nice one.
Sympathy to family as they travel this journey.
HE’S MY BROTHER, GOD BLESS HIS SOUL
What I'd like to add would mostly be embarrassing to Nick as a grown man, so I'll save it for family...short version, he was an adorable cuddly baby, and my first baby sitting job. Ironically, when I heard the sad and shocking news about Nick's death, I was sporting one of his "Nick A. Peth's" Builder hats proudly, as I'm Nicki A. Peth, his Aunt. Technically, and depending on what genealogy is followed, he is Nicholas Anthony Peth III. Nick's Grandfather was Nicholas Anthony Peth (Dayton Realtor); Nick's father, Mark Anton, had a twin who died shortly after birth named Nicholas Anthony Peth. Condolences to all who loved Nick.
Aunt Nicki Peth Henry
Nick & I had a crazy friendship.
I met him after my family moved to Ohio in 1965. We went to the same school from 5th to graduation.
In 6th grade, Nick and another boy shot me in the back with a dart.
Years later, he asked me to stop telling that story. But cone to find out, HE was telling it himself. Only in his version, it was a pencil not a dart.
I loved Nick as a friend. I ALWAYS wished the best for him. It took him a while to find his perfect match. But he did in Teresa.
I am missing him terribly. I always will. There will be a gaping hole at our reunions, as far as I am concerned.
Nick was a hard working self made man who I always admired! He made his own way and treated people who deserved respect with respect. What I liked the most about Nick is he gave anyone who worked hard a chance to grow. He will be missed by many. My condolences to his family!
Nick was a great guy. He was very kind to my family and myself. One day I was working at the windmill farm Market and he was holding his Chihuahua Tia and I was making over how cute she was and I leaned in on her as he was holding her and she snapped at me and he laughed so hard he thought that was so funny.
My condolences to his family
