Mass of Christian Burial for Brice Peterson, 64, of Casa Grande, AZ, formerly of Eagle Butte will be at 10 AM, MT, Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at All Saints Catholic Church in Eagle Butte. Burial will be at the Eagle Butte Cemetery under the direction of Kesling Funeal Home of Mobridge. Visitation will start at 6 PM with a prayer service at 7 PM on Monday at the church. Brice passed away Monday, October 26, 2026, at Hospice of the Valley in Phoenix, AZ.

Brice Peterson was born February 2, 1962, in Pierre, South Dakota to Delber Peterson and Kelva (Johnson) Peterson. He spent his childhood years on the family farm with his parents and siblings Kim Peterson, Mike Peterson, Kristy Peterson, and Kirby Peterson in Parade, South Dakota. Those days were filled with chores, school, more chores, and of course a little hell raising with the siblings.

In High School Brice spent most of his time working, hot rodding and courting a beautiful young lady. And as the story goes he and a buddy ordered one pop with two straws because that’s all they could afford at the local restaurant where the young lady worked so he could find out her name. Her name was Allison Marie Ducheneaux. After dating for some time Brice and Allison had their first son Tyler James Peterson and soon after got married at the All-Saints Catholic Church in Eagle Butte December 5, 1981.

After getting married Brice did what any good father and husband would do, and he set out to better his family’s lives. So, he attended Wester Dakota Technical Institute and studied Collision Repair. He graduated and started work at a local shop in Eagle Butte and soon after Brice and Allison had their second child, a baby girl, Ashley Marie Peterson. Brice spent a few years working for someone before he made the drastic change and set out on his own. He ran a local auto shop for some years when it eventually turned into a trucking company. Peterson Trucking specialized in gravel crushing and hauling but if a different job intrigued Brice enough, he wasn’t afraid to take the challenge. Brice alongside Allison built Peterson Trucking into one of the largest construction companies in the areas. During this time Brice worked side by side with the community, hiring many locals and helping them better their lives. Many whom still drive trucks and work construction today. And while building the company Brice and Allison didn’t take a break building their family. They welcomed two more boys, Spencer Matthew Peterson and Parker Tres Peterson. After many years Peterson Trucking came to an end. Then Brice and Allison along with their children started a new journey and moved to Arizona where he started his career with the BIA in 2001.

Years later tragedy struck Brice and he lost the love of his life Allison due to a disease she battled for years. Brice spent some time not knowing what life had instore for him. Until he met a great friend Susan Guillen. Brice and Susan had many great laughs and cries and she helped remind Brice that life is beautiful. They shared a special love between them. Brice’s years in Arizona were spent working, taking care of grandchildren, and sharing memories with family and friends. In 2024 Brice was diagnosed with Colorectel cancer in Casa Grande, Arizona. He battled cancer and became cancer free in 2025. Six months later the cancer came back more aggressive than before and Brice succumbed to the cancer October 26, 2026, at the Sherman House in Pheonix, Arizona. Brice was surrounded by family when he made his journey. Although Brice’s life was cut short it wasn’t short on adventure and accomplishments. From building an empire to working over 25 years for the BlA. Living half his life in the north of the country and the other half in the south. First and foremost, he was a family man and his family meant more to him than anything else on this Earth. Brice loved his fomily and friends with all his heart. He always wanted the best for them and that is how he wanted to be remembered. Rest in Peace Brice Edwin Peterson always loved never forgotten.

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