AVM Peter S Collins, CB, AFC, BA, RAF (Rtd)
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AVM Peter S Collins, CB, AFC, BA, RAF (Rtd)
My father died on 17 April 2017 at Farleigh Hospice, Chelmsford.
The funeral will be at St Andrew's Church, Boreham, Essex at 1400, 3rd May 2017.
No flowers, please. Donations to the RAFBF or Farleigh Hospice. Uniforms, with medals, where appropriate. No sad faces!
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The funeral will be at St Andrew's Church, Boreham, Essex at 1400, 3rd May 2017.
No flowers, please. Donations to the RAFBF or Farleigh Hospice. Uniforms, with medals, where appropriate. No sad faces!
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Very sorry to hear about your Dad. I never served with him but met several times at the LPG reunions! I flew the Lightning and we swapped stories! Plenty of banter I can assure you! Fly high and fast Peter!
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Deepest sympathy to you and all Peter's relations. Your Dad was my Station Commander at RAF Gutersloh in the early 70s and flew with us regularly. I later flew him in a Lightning out of Binbrook - he had not lost his touch, plugging in to the Victor tanker at first attempt. I also met him regularly through the 11(F)Sqn Association. An absolute gentleman and a great fighter pilot. Sorely missed.
Deepest sympathy to you and all Peter's relations. Your Dad was my Station Commander at RAF Gutersloh in the early 70s and flew with us regularly. I later flew him in a Lightning out of Binbrook - he had not lost his touch, plugging in to the Victor tanker at first attempt. I also met him regularly through the 11(F)Sqn Association. An absolute gentleman and a great fighter pilot. Sorely missed.
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Thanks all. The funeral looks likely to be quite a WIWOL party. Been practising the 'hand combat' but still no good at it; I shall have to rely on my uncanny ability not to spill a G&T in turbulence to impress Their Airships at the wake...