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Peter Wurdock was born and raised in Royal Oak, Michigan. A product of the public school system, he graduated with honors from Dondero High School and later attended Albion College with the intention of pursuing a career in creative writing and journalism. He was later accepted to the renowned Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA, where he studied composition, arranging and performance. Upon returning to Michigan, he worked part time as a professional musician, playing professionally in musical theater and performing with various bands in the Detroit area. Wurdock worked briefly in Nashville as a record promoter with some of the top country artists of the 90’s. He came back to Detroit to team up with Detroit music legend, Stewart Francke and has played an important part in each of Francke’s twelve award-winning releases since 1995. He served as an officer on the Stewart Francke Leukemia Foundation, helping raise money for leukemia patients and their families, while helping create MOM (Musicians Outreach of Michigan) along with Francke for cancer patients at Karmanos. He was the Vice President of the Royal Oak Historical Society, is an active member of the First United Methodist Church and has acted in Community Theater projects. Pete worked for 10 years as Marketing and Communications Director for a leading non-profit senior housing agency in metropolitan Detroit and continues to pursue creative projects. They include writing fiction and non-fiction, plays, music, poetry and photojournalism. His work as a writer and photographer has appeared in Michigan magazines and Newspapers including the Detroit News, the Detroit Jewish News and other community papers. Recently one of his plays was produced by a Michigan Theater as one of eight selected from over 600 submissions in a juried festival. Still a bachelor, Wurdock currently resides in Royal Oak, MI. His leisure time is divided between relaxing at the family’s century-old cottage in Delavan, WI and in a remote log cabin, deep within the Hiawatha forest near Lake Superior in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. |
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Appearing on WJR in Detroit on the Mitch Albom Show
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