Peter MILBURN Obituary

What a character with an infectious laugh and easy to get along with.Sorry to hear of his death when in the UK on holiday.No more southerlies Pete ,just the great memories. Wavey Wagstaff

Will always remember the banter and the fun we had in the old terminal He was a friendly menace Bernie (Jib) and Yvonne (Mrs Jib) Quinn

Will always remember the banter and the fun we had in the old terminal He was a friendly menace Bernie (Jib) and Yvonne (Mrs Jib) Quinn

Dear Helen and family (Digby).
Millie was a Brown Coat (supervisor) when I first started. Such a great and fun guy to be around. Always quick with a joke and a laugh and he gave those cigars a hard time.
Very sad to hear that he's traveled for the last time on the baggage conveyor belt of life - he made a few trips on the old Air NZ check-in baggage belt much to the surprise of the loaders. Rest easy Millie.
Kind regards Woggle (Andrew Nicholas).

So many fun times in Peter's company.My thoughts are with The Milburn Family.
Pete Sealey,NAC/ANZ Engineer.

Helen and family.
Shocked to hear of Peter's passing.
One of my first Supervisors at NAC.
A caring and lovely person with plenty of stories,he made my time working in the airline a happy
experience ,more than just a Supervisor.
RIP my friend.
Please accept our deepest condolences

DearHelen and family,
Just sharing with you your grief and sorrow.
Peter was a great supervisor one of NAC.Air NZ characters who will always be remembered.The life and soul of any party particularly Wine and Cheese evenings !
My deepest sympathies
Peter Cameron Spud to Millie

Helen and Family
Peter-Millie
One of my first supervisors,a genuine, understanding and sympathetic mate and also one of the airlines most comical and social clowns R.I.P. Peter
Rick Crossen

Helen and family
Peter/Millie
One of my first supervisors-a genuine understanding and sympathetic mate and also one of the airlines most comical and sociable clowns
Regards Rick Crossen

Very sad to hear of your loss - Peter had a kind hearted spirit and will always be remembered this way by his colleagues and friends

Helen and Family, we were sad to hear about Peter [Millie] passing. He was such a wonderful man to with and he gave me much support while my dad was in bad health. I will miss his sense of humour and humanity.
Please accept our sincere sympathy.
Rum & Jyoti Bhana

Helen and family. One of life's genuine characters has gone. He will be long remembered in many stories and yarns. Very sad.

Helen and family.
So very sorry to hear that the old boy is no longer with us. Definitely one of lifes great characters, and those legs were something else!!
John and Liz Gilbert

A real decent character - an original!
Great contribution to NAC/Air NZ
well respected by colleagues
Sorry I did not get to see him before he shed the mortal coil
Best wishes to Helen and family - may you be sustained by the good will his memory generates
Hussein Rawlings

R I P Peter. A man who was a genuinely unforgettable character. People like 'Millie' do not often come into our lives. He will be missed.

Dear Helen and family, we are so sorry to hear about Peter. He was such a wonderful, loyal friend to both our parents, Glen and Dave Sinha.
We will always remember his kindness to them both.
Thinking of you all,
Andrew, Simon, Rachel and Geoffrey Sinha.

Helen and Family so sad to read of Millies passing.Laurie/Sarah and Hamish Watkins

To the Milburn Family.
From the AIR NZ Retired Club (Southern)
We are all very sorry to hear of the Passing of Peter.
Peter had a great interest in Cars and many hours of Car conversations where had in the Tarmac Engineering shed.
Please accept the Committee and Members Deepest Sympathy.Bruce Airns President.

So sorry to hear about the passing of Peter.A real bright spark,a lovely friendly man.Rose remembers with fond memories of her working days with Peter at NAC/Air NZ.It was just two months ago that we had the pleasure of meeting with Peter at the Retirees Lunch.
Our thoughts are with Helen & Family at this sad time,

Rose/John Bateman

Helen and family, so sorry to learn of the loss of your dear husband Peter. I'm very pleased I saw you both at the mid winter lunch and had a hug with Peter. Please accept my deepest sympathy. Lois Short