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Peter Grove, beloved science teacher and story teller, began
his life in the small village of Send, England. After seeing
the movie, “Around the World in Eighty Days”, he set forth
on an around the world adventure that led him to America
where he lived for over 50 years, interacting with and
influencing thousands of people.
To read Peter’s full biography, click HERE.
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A service commemorating Peter’s amazing life was held on
Saturday, August 8, 2026 at the Wayne Presbyterian Church
Video of the service can be viewed HERE.
© 2026 Grove Family
Lucifer Gets a Call and Other Stories
The stories in this anthology are selected from Peter’s
vast repertoire.
Lucifer Gets a Call can be purchased HERE
Ghosts Along the Wey
Four generations of Groves dedicated more than 300
man-years to serving the River Wey and its immediate
community. In this delightful book, Peter shares with us
his entertaining and insightful memories of growing up
on the river.
Ghosts Along the Wey can be purchased HERE
Building the Pollinator Highway Through Lower Merion, Pennsyvania
Peter’s lifelong support of pollinators (bees, butterflies, etc…)
through the extensive cultivation of native flowering plants
continues by way of “Peter’s Pollinator Program”. Implemented by
the Riverbend Environmental Education Center, the program
offers partners funding and expertise for their pollinator
projects.
To learn more or donate to the program, please visit
Peter’s Pollinator Program.
Want to start your own pollinator garden? Click HERE
Aside from his own personal efforts, Peter sought to
improve the world around him by supporting projects and
organizations that value environmental stewardship.
In lieu of flowers, those wishing to honor Peter’s memory
are invited to make donations to:
Lower Merion Conservancy
Friends of the Earth
Friends’ Central School
Thank you!
Peter’s Pollinator Program
Charitable Giving
Peter has released two audiobooks of short stories:
Borrowing the Boss’s Car & Other Stories, and The
Trouble with Bears & Other Stories.
The compilations feature stories from Peter’s vast
repertoire. Most are true — vignettes of his life
experiences growing up in England, sinking wells with
formerly-Untouchable communities in India, and biking
around the world. Some are fictional, such as an
imagined conversation between
squirrels in his backyard, or with
the Devil over whether he may be
admitted to Hell. Still others are
opinions - many of which are
deliberately outrageous and intended to
provoke!
You can listen to them here: