Peter Korduner, 102, of West Hartford, died April 17. Born near Vinnytsia, Ukraine, he was the son of Yankel and Razel Korduner. He was a survivor of the Holocaust. He was the husband of Sylvia Korduner. He immigrated with his wife and oldest daughter to the United States in 1949, where he opened a barbershop in Hartford, then West Hartford, and where he was affectionately known for 50 years as “Pete the Barber.” In addition to his wife of 69 years, he is survived by three children, Anita Fischer of West Hartford, Jack and Sherri Korduner of Norwich, and Lori and James Murray of West Hartford; nine grandchildren, Jonathan and Rifka Sack of California, Marc Sack of West Hartford, Elizabeth Steinman of Florida, John Michael and Missy Korduner of Louisiana, Sarah Fischer of West Hartford, Daniel and Elizabeth Murray of West Hartford, Rebecca Korduner of Massachusetts, Brandon Murray of West Hartford, and Matthew Korduner of Niantic; and four great-grandchildren, Noah and Logan Steinman of Florida, and Dovid and Doniel Sack of California. He was predeceased by his brothers, Lazer and Schmullek, and his sisters, Bella and Feiga; and many cousins, nieces and nephews. WEINSTEIN MORTUARY