Peter WOLFENDEN Obituary

Lynette - we are so sorry to belatedly learn of Peter's passing. When we met you recently at Star4 we had hoped that there would be recovery. Our sincere sympathy.

We remember our cousin Peter with many happy memories. Our deepest sympathy goes to Lynette and Family. Rest in Peace Peter.

Bob , Mollie, and the Late Lesley.

To Lin and family. Please accept my condolences and heart felt sympathy with the death of Peter. I was so pleased to have the opportunity to talk to Peter in his last days in hospital. He was fully aware of what was happening and among his last words to me was " what will be will be". Thanks Lin for that opportunity to talk to Peter.
With Peters passing there is very few of our generation of Wolfenden´s left.....so sad.
RIP Peter.

So sad to hear of Peter's passing. I'll always remember him as Mr Outdoor Ed, so full of energy and positive quips. I did a number of memorable school trips skiing and tramping with him. On one trip to Mt Taranaki, the accommodation had been double booked, so we had to squeeze 2 to a bed. Pete slept outside on the trampoline! Halfway up, we met Selwyn Leitch, leading his group down. Pete decided to push on. When we reached the top, the clouds cleared, and the view was stunning. Your faith was rewarded! I'll always picture Peter striding out on an outdoor adventure. He went too soon. Thinking of you Peter, and your family, Sue McLaren

I first me Peter (Wolfy) in 1978 as a young teacher starting my career in Levin - He was an inspirational teacher and personality - I learned a great deal from Pete that I have carried through my 40+ years of teaching - Pete and his good mate Selwyn Leitch, were a dynamic duo who provided many many students with learning opportunities well beyond the classroom - to the top of Mt Taranaki, Mt Ruapehu and beyond. I spent many happy days with Pete as a teaching colleague and skiing Mt Ruapehu - he was an amazing man who gave so much of his life to his students and friends - a sad day today hearing of Pete's passing - a life well lived for a such a positive, cheerful, energetic and thoughtful man - Go Well Pete - regards and deepest thoughts Peter Jamieson

Condolences to the family, on the loss of Peter who was a cheerful person and good teacher, the boys loved going on outdoor school trips with him. I enjoyed chats on the roadside when he was walking the dog. We will all miss him. RIP Peter
Pauline, Willam and Nathan Masters

Peter was a quality colleague who I treasured working with at Horowhenua College. He was a vibrant, positive and cheerful personality. He was an enthusiastic, passionate classroom teacher but he also was effective in taking education beyond the classroom. Peter shared his love of the outdoors with so many students. He also challenged them to move beyond their comfort zone in the outdoors and with his encouragement they did. Personally, Peter was always supportive and encouraging and the positive way he related to colleagues and students was a fantastic example to me. My sincere sympathy to Lynette and his family at this time of loss.

Murray Lucas