Peter Millard (20 Apr 1950 - 1 Apr 2026)

Dear Julie, and the boys.
We were so saddened to hear of Peter’s difficult illness and his recent passing.
Our friendship began through Rotary about 30 years ago and quickly became cherished. His generosity in so many ways was always never ending, admired and appreciated. The memories will always remain with us. He will be missed by so many.
His loss to Rotary will be particularly immense.
Rest in deserved peace our good friend.
Brien & Anne, Limerick. Ireland.

Lovely man will be very much missed

Today, our thoughts are with Peter's family and friends. May you find peace in your memories, and comfort knowing that Peter will never be forgotten.

Remembering Peter as a boss and friend. Always smiling and cheerful. A great snowman collecting for Rotary at Christmas ! Fondly remembered

Peter will be remembered fondly by us both and we have lovely memories of many times spent with him. He was great company and a true friend. He will be greatly missed. Annette and Bob

Peter will be remembered fondly by us both and we have lovely memories of many times spent with him. He was great company and a true friend. He will be greatly missed. Annette and Bob

Sending condolences and best wishes to Scott and his family at this time. Regards Paul, Emma, Evie and Olivia

Peter and I had a wondeful friendship for the best part of 50 years - first meeting on the cricket pitch paying against one another - later becoming teamates at Eastwood C.C. and then Leigh on Sea C.C..
Pete was a man of many talents , a kind , thoughtful and generous family man who was a pleasure to spend time with.
He had an appetite for all sport but particularly football , cricket and golf and was always ready with a story and several jokes.
We shared many holidays together as two families when our children were growing up and later just the four of us had some lovely times together in the UK , Spain and Portugal creating some special memories.
Peter was the best friend you could possibly wish for and we will both miss him dearly
R.I.P. Old Friend
Denis & Anita

We have wonderful memories of a lovely, caring family man. Our deepest sympathy to Julie and family. Ken also wanted to send condolences, so we do so on his behalf.

We shared so many happy memories together over the years with our trips both home and abroad. As with any journey not everything always went exactly to plan but those moments never spoilt the fun that we had.

Our last journey together was cancelled three times due to covid, but we got there in the end and flew to Prague for a few days sightseeing before a joining the boat for a cruise along the river Danube to Budapest.

Peter was always good company never short of a tale about his time working as a QS or recalling his sporting activities from his earliest days playing for Eton Manner to his latest round of golf.

Sleep well my friend.

Will miss you dearly Peter Love Wendy, Steve, Mum and family

Peter wasn't a brother-in-law he was my big brother and I will miss him dearly.
Love to you Julie, my nephews and their families.

Sending condolences to Peter’s family at this sad time. Peter brought much talent and joy to Leigh-on-Sea Cricket Club, and we will miss him dearly.

Our cousin Pete was a caring, happy, loving family man. Enjoying his golf and cricket. He will be sadly missed and leaving us with loving thoughts of him always.
Debbie, Greg, Cindy, Gerald, Peggy and families.

Beloved cousin, sadly missed.

We were really saddened to hear that Peter had died. He bore his health issues with great humility and dignity.
Peter would come up to Wick with his mum and dad when younger and stay with his nan and grandad. Nellie and Willie Macintosh. Peter was very proud of his Scottish roots and used to have his own Macintosh kilt. He even found a love of the local Whiskey, Old Pulteney, which I think was his go to dram of choice all his life
Julie through this difficult time I know you will have the love and support of your family.
Although we lived at opposite ends of the country Peter is always in our thoughts,
Love to you all.

Julie, we were saddened when you contacted us to let us know Peter had died.
We are unable to attend the service but know you and the family are very much in our thoughts

Peter was such a lovely man, and a great neighbour, we will miss him very much. Out thoughts are with you Julie at this sad time.

I first knew Peter pofessionally, but then again through Rotary, though at different clubs but more so when Jean joined the Leigh Club and was welcomed by Peter and Julie, a lovely couple. Peter was always warm, informed, hard working and always good company. It was sad to see his fight against a cruel disease. Rest in Peace now Peter, everyone who knew you will miss you.
Jean & Eric

Pete.
What a cousin you were. The best. Many good memories of when we were growing up and throughout the years. You will be sadly missed by us all.
Nick, Janet, Nicola, Mark and all our family.

I got to know Peter many years ago through working at Southend Council and then as a Rotarian. Sue and I found Peter a warm and kind man, and he will be sorely missed. May he rest in peace.

Dear Julia
Please accept our sincere condolences on the passing of Peter .
Peter and myself go back a long time not only was he a client patient at our pharmacy he was our Surveyer
For the completion of our Islamic centre and working with him we became great friends and we always took his advice on all out projects .
We pray he is now at peace and may he rest in peace .

Myself and Kevin met Peter through Rotary. Such an interesting, kind and gentle man. We have happy memories of time spent with Peter whilst sharing great conversation over a meal and of course not forgetting our time away on our golf break. So glad we had them times with him and wished we had more. Rest in Peace Peter. X