If anyone knows about the circumstances of Richard Jan Dulniak’s passing at quite an early age would they please send me a text with details or phone me on 07737524270. We were in communication while I lived in the Harrow area and used to meat up when I lived in his area of Harrow we lost touch when I moved to East Grinstead.

I knew Richard as a boy about 10 years old to around about 19 or 20. I lodge at the family home for a few years and occasionally met up with him for a social evening at the pub when he was old enough. I am most distressed that he has.passed away at such an early age. I’m rather sorry I didn’t maintain contact with him after I moved from NW London to the S. E. his mothers name was Edith and his father I knew as Jan. His sister is Lisa. I hope she is well. I don’t know if Richard was married or anything else of his life after losing touch. His mother Edith was a very kindly person and would cook evening dinner and breakfast for me when I lodged there. His father was quit mild mannered and had served in ww2 with a Polish regiment stationed in Scotland. I am very sad to hear of Richard’s passing so soon and I wonder if there was some terminal illness involved. My condolences go to his family and friends.

I wanted to pass on my sincere condolences to Richard's family and friends. I worked with Richard over the last 3 years and found him to be a font of knowledge in all things reliability. He was friendly and approachable and always willing to help and provide advice when requested. His loss will be felt within the Avionics community. May he Rest in Peace.

I’ve worked with Richard only a couple of months last year. I have never met him face to face. Our communications took place only via the digital IT tools. Nevertheless, they were always warmly and full of anecdotes that he would tell me. Richard was always available and ready to share his technical knowledge, his great expertise and work experience. My sincere condolences to his family and friends.

Richard was a friendly work colleague who will be missed in all manner of ways. He would sometimes join me for lunch & we would enjoy a good chat, putting the world to rites. It doesn’t seem possible he’s gone, he was a good man taken too soon, My sincere condolences to Denise & family, Rest in peace Richard

Richard and I worked in the same department from the time he started at Thales, he was a very cleaver man and knew his job very well, and was always there to support me in his field of reliability. I will miss his quick remarks to close someone down, including me, when we were in the wrong or if the conversation was taking a turn that he did not want to go to. He was one of a kind. RIP Richard. Denise and Nicholas my deepest sympathy to you and the rest of your family.

I've worked with Richard off and on for over 30 years from his STC/Alcatel days through to Thales. He was always friendly, helpful and very efficient at his job. He had an excellent memory which I have had to rely on more than once! I'd like to use this forum to pass on my sincere condolences to his family and friends.

I worked with Richard on a number of projects. He was very thorough and versatile and it was always a pleasure to work with him. He could be relied upon to answer tricky questions and to take on tasks outside his normal experience (helping out the Safety Team on a number of occasions). His Reliability work was legendary and he was an acknowledged expert. He told me that he did some of his best thinking over a pint in the Toby ! He will be missed by the Safety and Reliability community. My condolences to his family and friends.

Richard was a very open person, dedicated and pragmatic engineer. He really helped grow the Thales FLX worldwide Reliability and Safety discipline with his extensive experience and sound engineering judgement. He will be missed by the whole community and my sincerest condolences go to his family and relative in this difficult time.

I didn't know Richard well, I only worked on one or two projects with him. But he was very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. He will be greatly missed.

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