Anthony Brooke lived for various periods in London, in Sussex, and at Findhorn community in Scotland. In 1982 he married secondly a fellow peace activist: Brigitte (Gita) Keller (born in 1931 in Copenhagen to the Reverend Paul H. Lange), who founded Operation Peace Through Unity (OPTU) in Sweden in 1975. From 1987 until Brooke's death in 2011 they lived together in Wanganui, New Zealand. Brooke was a traveller and lecturer, supporting various movements for peace and universal understanding. Brooke died at his home in Wanganui on 2 March 2011, at the age of 98. His death coincided with the anniversary of the deaths of two of the four members of the Sarawak Anti-Cession Movement, Rosli Dhoby and Awang Ramli Amit, who were hanged at Kuching Central Prison on 2 March 1950, while the two others, Bujang Suntong and Morshidi Sidek, were hanged on 27 March. The Brooke Heritage Trust stated that Brooke's ashes would be buried, per his last wish, at the Brooke Family Graveyard, near Fort Marguerita in Sarawak, on 21 September 2013. On that date, in a private ceremony attended by Brooke's wife Gita, his grandson Jason Brooke, British Deputy High Commissioner Ray Kyles, and New Zealand High Commissioner David Pine, Brooke's ashes were buried near Fort Marguerita. References External links Home Page of Anthony Brooke Operation Peace Through Unity Website Anthony Walter Brooke Obituary by New Zealand Herald 1912 births 2011 deaths Heirs apparent who never acceded People educated at Eton College Alumni of Trinity College, Cambridge Anthony Brooke British Army personnel of World War II Intelligence Corps officers Alumni of SOAS University of London Pretenders