Robin BLOOMFIELD Obituary

Our sincere condolences to you all, a great loss but memories will always stay. Lots of love, Elva, Chris and family

Sending to you Gayle and family, deepest sympathies on the loss of Robin

Will be very saddly missed r.i.p r.j.bloomfield

work lots over the years with him sad top bloke

To all the Bloomfield family ,
Very sorry to hear of Robbie's passing .. He was held in high regard by my father and family. A true legend in the fishing industry.. Kind Regards. Phil Osmond and Family

Deepest Sympathy Gayle and Family in your sad loss of Robbie.
Noeleen & Ernie Thomson
Blenheim

With love and found memories always remembered
Kim x ♥

Very sad to hear of Robins passing he was a true pioneer of the NZ fishing industry and gave me my first opportunity to work at sea.
I am currently at sea and send my sincere condolences to all the family.
Regards Rex Chapman

to the Bloomfield family ,Sorry for the lose of Robbie,some of the staff at M&G tryed to get over today but was not to be ,heart felt condolences to all the family from Glenn Nuttall and staff at M&G

I knew Robbie Bloomfield when I joined in the scallop fleet in Nelson Motueka in the mid 1970,s onwards. He had about 6 boats at one time, Including the Karen Ann, Marina May, Shelly Marie, Ann Marie,Nickolene and others. He sold them to purchase the Shemara from Scotland. 1977. Like others I became involved in pairtrawling. A Noel Parsens from FIB. had designed a 4 seam net. Robbiw made a copy and we used it sucessfully to P.T. He also was involved in several tow and salvage jobs. Include the Asto Carina and the Mako. Always willing to help and seldom charged a fee. He was a icon in the Fishing industry and started off the hard way. A lot of respect for Robbie and what he did and what he tried to acheive. Now gone but not forgotten by many of us.

Many laughs and stories were told when William and Dan Tibbs were helping Robin build his bowling buildings sadly William is travelling a hard road at Alexandra care hospital Thinking of you all and the good old days. Take care. b.t

Robin thank you for bringing bowling to Motueka. It has become a passion of mine and i will never forget the times i had at your centre. I always found you as a kind caring man. You will be missed by all. I am sorry I couldn't be there to pay my respects in person

Aleck Pons

My Deepest Sympathy to you Gayle and your family. A great man at rest. Pam Wakefield