Gilbert Millar (16 Jul 1942 - 10 Sep 2024)

Sorry to hear the passing of Uncle Gilbert. I recall many happy Boxing Day family gatherings. He had an infectious laugh and always had wise advice to give. We will light a candle in remembrance. RIP Uncle Gilbert, Martin, Hannah, Jack, Ella and Isaac xxx

I first met Gilbert in 1988 in the Police Control Room where we both worked. He was such a character. Always had a story to tell and a glint in his eye as if he was about to say something he shouldn’t. A wonderful person who you could rely on and trust. He had a giggle that would put a smile on everyone’s face. Rest in Peace Gilbert. You were unique and captured everyone’s attention when you in there presence.

Sorry to hear the sad news of Gilbert's passing, he was such a character. A kind man whom always had time for people and gave great advice. He has a keen sense of observation backed up with a dry wit! Top chap, RIP Gilbert, condolences to your family.

I remember Gilbert well, he interviewed me 31yrs ago for the Force Control Room. He was my first manager. Such a kind and lovely man. Condolences to his family.

I first met Gilbert in July 1988 in the control room. Gilbert and Grace often went out socially for meals with the ‘Glee Club’. Always had a funny story to tell and an infectious laugh. Condolences to the family.

Remember Gilbert interviewed me for Force Control room 31 years ago, lovely gentleman. Thinking of you all.

Gilbert was my first manager when I joined the control room , he guided me and was such a lovely person. Rest In Peace Gilbert your smile will light up heaven

A true gentleman , fondly remembered. RIP Gilbert

I worked with Gilbert for a number of years in the control room. He was such a lovely kind man. I will always remember his smile and his giggle RIP Gilbert

Despite the feeling of sadness in the loss of our friend Gilbert, there is also appreciation for the fact that we have shared many happy times with Gilbert and Grace. In particular we recall memories of Gilbert and Grace in the context of Calverton Twinning Association, not only at local functions but also in France, especially during our visits together to Longue-Jumelles. We will miss Gilbert as a man of honour, integrity and principle but most importantly, as a true friend who was always ready to share an amusing tale in his unique way. R.I.P. Gilbert from Mark and Pauline Cleverley.