Ronald BRAZIER Obituary

There are not many of us still at GNS who worked with Ron. I remember doing some airbrushing for the background of one of his posters, long before digital techniques were a thing! His work lives on.

It was a privilege knowing you, Ron. When I was a journalist at the Evening Post you freely shared your expertise with me and we made some good stories together!

Ron many lovely memories of happy days on the slopes of Ruapehu and happy hours spent at Aorangi Ski Club. What fun we had through the late 50´s, 60´s into the 80´s. Firstly Iwikau and then the fun of building Tukino. Remember those winds! RIP my friend - you are now with Milburn, Spinetto and Borrin again.

A well respected musician to several of our shows during the 1980s at the Wellington Operatic Centre, Vivian Street, Wellington. Deepest sympathy to family. RIP.

A well respected historian and friend. Always willing to share his aviation knowledge and enthusiasm for all things aeronautical. Will be missed Paul and Averil

Sorry to hear of Ron´s passing
I went to him for music lessons when I was young music has been my passion for 70 years since thanks Ron

The Scott family remember Ron as a special neighbour at his Te Horo beach house. Ron was always bright and informative on the many subjects in which he was interested. A privilege to have known you Ron!