the Brunei Revolt of 1962. After a series of staff appointments, Hunter retired from the Royal Marines 3 March 1967. Civilian life Hunter married WAAF officer, Barbara Lewis, in Brentford late in 1945. They had two sons. Following his retirement from the Marines, Hunter and his family emigrated to Freeport, Bahamas. In 1967 Hunter joined the real estate company of McPherson & Brown. Barbara died in 1971 and, in 1974 Hunter subsequently remarried to Suzanne Twiston-Davies, a journalist with the BBC. In 1981, he and colleague, Hilary Jones, bought McPherson & Brown, changing its name to Churchill & Jones. In 1997 Hunter led Churchill & Jones into obtaining the franchise for the Northern Bahamas of RE/MAX, the international real estate conglomerate. David Peter Lafayette Hunter died on 5 September 2001. Notes 1919 births People educated at Shrewsbury School Royal Marines officers Royal Marines personnel of World War II World War II prisoners of war held by Germany Prisoners of war held at Colditz Castle Recipients of the Military Cross 2001 deaths British World War II prisoners of war Military personnel from Kent Graduates of the Royal Naval College, Greenwich