Archie FLINT Obituary

I first met Archie and June 44 years ago when Archie and I worked for DB. He was the most wonderful, kind and generous man. Years onward June and Archie welcomed us into their home for a short stay and made us feel so welcome. A big man with a big heart - Archie - rest in peace my dearest - see you on the other side. Amanda xxx

My sincere sympathy to you Peter & your family.
Archie & I were classmates at Dipton school from the age of five years throughout our primary schooling.

My sincere condolences to the Flint family. I will always have good memories of Archie, especially during his years with H&H .He was always popular with passengers and staff alike. And will be fondly remembered as a good bloke.

Archie was one of my favorite people!! I loved his jokes over the years! His cheeky fun personality was infectious, he was kind and patient. he was a great lunch buddy. His strength was admirable!
I'm so sad to hear of his passing, we were well overdue a lunch catchup.

I'm sorry to Peter and all the family, he will be well and truly missed


I am very fortunate to have known such a great man.

Such wonderful memories with Archie hunting on Stewart Island with our sons Pete and John all those years ago and other times our paths have crossed . Memories are for ever you have played a big part in them .
All our love Gary and Jenny Howard .

Peter, Michelle & family,
Sorry to hear of Archie´s passing, thinking of you all on this sad occasion

Dear Archie
Thank you for welcoming us to the neighbourhood. I will miss our chats, your sense of humour, your history and knowledge, your hospitality. What will we all do without you, who will I share my baking with, our neighbourhood won´t be the same without you. Rest peacefully. Love always.
Lynda and Russell

So sad to hear the news of Archie´s passing, he was always on for a yarn when out on his bike, our condolences to you Peter and your family.

It was so lovely to catch up with Uncle Archie in January when I was down. It´s a very sad time knowing he has now passed, and I´m thinking of everyone at this time. There is comfort in knowing he´s at peace. Uncle Archie missed June and David greatly, and it´s a nice thought that they´re now reunited-along with his siblings Fraser and Marilyn. Can you imagine the stories he´ll be telling!!

I´m so sorry I won´t be at the funeral tomorrow, but I´ll be thinking of all everyone including Peter, Michelle and family, and Uncle Archie´s sisters, Dawn and Elspeth and all of the extended family and Archie´s huge number of friends. I´m sure it will be a fabulous send off.

Thinking of you all at this sad time

So sorry to learn of Archie´s passing. I was one of June´s first cousins and knew her and Archie very well. Last saw Archie about 5 years ago in Arrowtown and we had a good catch up. Deepest condolences Peter and family.
With sincerest sympathy, Janis and Ron White, Otaki, Wellington.

Sorry to hear of your Dads passing. Thinking of all the good times we had years ago, regards Archie Wilson

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. We will always cherish the teenage years we spent together.
Love Anne (nee Hazley) and Ted Stevens

Graham and I have known Archie for many years through his sister-in-law Pauline. Archie and June were the most delightful people and always a pleasure to spend time with. Will be sadly missed

So sorry to hear of Archie´s passing. Archie drove the secondary school bus once every six weeks. He told us many stories. He still reminded me of those days. He was always wonder down at the to the club when he stopped playing. Rest in Peace with your beloved June.

To Archie's Family, Sincere Condolences on the Sad loss of Archie, so remember Archie and June from their Winton days, Archie was our bus driver to Invercargill each day for work and as passengers he had us in fits of laughter many times. Treasure your Memories. RIP Archie.