Death of WO1 Pete Lines

[Ian E Scott]

Ladies and Gentlemen,

I regret to inform you that Pete died on 3rd October after suffering with
Parkinson's Disease for a long time. His wife Moiya has been in touch with
Colonel Wally Torrington who has passed the information to me. Details are
as follows:

Funeral Date: Mon 22 Oct 12 at 1130 hrs.
Place: Porchester Crematorium, Upper Cornaway Lane, Porchester,
Hants, PO1 6NE.
Afterwards: The Churchillian, Portchester Hill, Cosham, PO9 5BQ.

Family flowers only but donations may be made to "Parkinson's UK" and sent
to the funeral director at:

Co-Operative Funeralcare
224 Dunsbury Way
Leigh Park
Havant
PO9 5BQ

[Ian E Scott]

I remember when I joined JTR way back in 1962 that Pete was a Cpl in the gym and responsible for my daily torture!  Over the years I got to know him as always a mild mannered and quiet man. 
Nothing ever seemed to phase him. 
So sad that someone who was as fit and sharp as Pete has sucombed to Parkinsons. 
RIP Pete.

[Supachef]

My sincere condolences to Pete's family. I joined JTR in Jan 1964 and Pete was my first platoon sergeant, I agree with Ian, he was a mild mannered and fair man who along with Daddy Pat etc gave us all a sound basis to go on with our army careers. RIP Pete.

[John Holden]

I remember Pete Lines. He was my Platoon Sgt in Venning platoon. Half way through my training he was promoted to S/Sgt and went into the stores. I was one of those fitness fanatic cooks and Pete used to take me and about 5-6 others on early morning runs (up to 15 miles!!) carrying a log. He was on a bycicle. A really good guy. Someone I never forgot. My heartfelt sympathies to all his family and friends.

[Rod Fisher]

I also remember Pete, when he was in the gymn,i was in BCoy,1961.Sincere condolences to his family.A very fair man RIP Pete

[dave.r]

Pete was our platoon Sgt 67 to 69. A  real gentleman and the type of leader you would follow anywhere, which we did on many occaisions in the early mornings on Ten Tors training,(and when I knew him he ran along with us not on a bike).  R.I.P. Pete, may heaven look like Dartmoor.

[John Holden]

Pete was our platoon Sgt 67 to 69. A  real gentleman and the type of leader you would follow anywhere, which we did on many occaisions in the early mornings on Ten Tors training,(and when I knew him he ran along with us not on a bike).  R.I.P. Pete, may heaven look like Dartmoor.

Dave, I was in training the same time as you and I also did Ten Tors in 69 (i think). I was in Venning platoon O&P squad.