Fraser Scott was born on 9th September 1919 in Salisbury's Cathedral Close where his father an Instructor in Gunnery (IG), Major WFF Scott MC, and his wife were quartered. He was demobilised in 1946 with the rank of Captain. Meanwhile their student passengers were open mouthed with shock; the lights turned green and the traffic began to honk and hoot, although whether with applause or frustration was not clear! The son of The Reverend George Trevor, he was born at Madras in British India.He was educated in England at Marlborough College, where he played for the college cricket eleven, featuring in their first match against Rugby School in 1855. Farewell Withnail.Matthew Criddle (SU 1978-83). Hoenitz was to be arrested in the dead of night in this village. But these plans he saw not as an end in themselves but as the setting which the various residents would take and use as they wished. His standards were those of excellence and integrity in all his work. Here too she took on the role of Section Leader, maintaining it until 2013 and writing scholarly programme notes. He had a huge collection of books on the region many of them rare, primary sources which filled his house in Fulham, west London, to the extend that his wife feared it might sink.In the 1970s he travelled widely through central Asia and also covered the Times-sponsored exhibition of Tutankhamuns treasures at the British Museum and a show of newly excavated Chinese treasures by the Royal Academy. His father remained in India where his mother and baby sister Alison returned in 1930, leaving him and his elder sister Les in the care of an aunt in Little Durford, Hampshire. At a memorial ceremony, he was honoured by musical colleagues and his son and daughter spoke movingly of his home life as a much loved husband and father. He added you know what; winning is much more fun. Of course, with his nonchalant charm and good looks, he was well received. Old Marlburians in the Arthurian League. He moved to Auckland, New Zealand in 1958 to be a lecturer at Auckland University where he remained for 24 years taking the music department from strength to strength to become a centre of excellence. They were soon married and had over fifty years of happiness, love and support for each other. Beloved husband of Ann, devoted father of Clare, Kate and Charles, adoring grandfather of Samson, and a much loved brother of Michael, Ewan and Diana. His coffin was made by one of his sons from larches he planted on the farm 40 years ago, and painted with his lifes story by the whole family. Piers Rogers, father to Samuel (B1 1992-97) and Scarlett (NC 1993-98, and brother to Neil (B2 1963-66) died 3rd January 2023. (reprinted with permission from the Guardian). It was to be their family home for 40 years. Whilst at school he was sporting as well as academically successful. A year later he led the merger with Fester, Fothergill & Hartung that created Greig Fester. douluo dalu 5 rebirth tang san; ellen degeneres husband peter; volusia county obituaries 2021; shannon weaver model; charles allen son of eugene allen No one, who does not have a rigid self-discipline, could achieve even half of the contribution that Henry Brooke makes.Brookes retirement allowed him to campaign on concerns about which he had to remain silent while on the bench. He was the sixth of seven children born to John Arthur Malcolmson Morley (known as Arthur) and to Ruth, known as Mums, whom he adored. Piers had been born in Kenya, where his father farmed outside Nairobi and when Piers was 16, his father died of a heart attack at the early age of 45. To the end she refused almost all assistance; a friend recalls that: At her very last concert in 2015 she let me carry her violin, but that was the only help that she ever accepted, another example of the courage and determination, which were such hall marks of her life. He was a notable sportsman, gaining a wartime blue for Rugby and becoming President of the Athletics Club. Bo also became involved with disability swimming (her first child being disabled). I remember the excitement in April 1960 when my parents returned to the Tirol for the first time for thirteen years and they heard Charles was in Innsbruck. His father was the local Church of England vicar. Anthony Monk (C1 1938-42) died December 2022 aged 97. Thinking back over my many years of running, I felt most fulfilled as a runner when I was at Marlborough and because of all I shared there with Bruce and Sue. A childhood friend of his was Diana Pratt, who had two daughters. He was also an excellent university administrator.Ebsworth was a Fellow of Kings College and Christs College, Cambridge, Faculty member at Princeton, Crum Brown Professor of Chemistry and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Durham. He was then educated at Marlborough College. On her first marriage she became a Catholic and in the 1970s had the swamis down to their house at Parkdale in Devizes who taught her how to make poppadums on the aga. Behind the easy laugh and twinkle of an eye was a steely personality and a person determined to do what was necessary for the best. Janet had to deal with a multiplicity of demands, mostly from the Heads of Departments. Ive no doubt he dealt firmly but kindly with those who did not come up to scratch. Alan Brooke Turner (PR 1939-44) spent three decade in the Diplomatic service and then he became even more closely involved in world affairs as director of the Great Britain-East Europe Centre.This small body had an important role as Eastern Europe unshackled itself from communism and from Moscow in 1989-90. It is classic Donnison. He also provided workshops for the disabled to work in all the key Hertfordshire towns and funded baby monitors in the local hospitals to prevent the likelihood of disability from lack of oxygen at birth. The service will take place at 2.30pm in St. Mary Abbots Parish Church, Kensington, London, W8 4LA. She ran swimming training courses on Saturday mornings for 25 years and as coach to Easter Courses for 26 years. He objected to planning a route and wasnt a natural maintenance hand. Richard returned to the Duke of Yorks Royal Military School, Dover, as a retired Officer teaching modern languages until retirement. He studied for the Bar and was called to Grays Inn in 1983. Together they were a very strong team and she played a crucial role pastorally when he was appointed Housemaster of C1 in 1968. They had three children, six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. The former lord justice of appeal, Sir Henry Brooke, who has died following cardiac surgery aged 81, was a tireless campaigner for improving access to justice and transformed his retirement into an opportunity to speak out on legal causes.After stepping down from the bench in 2006 following a distinguished career, he achieved prominence as a passionate advocate for much-needed reform of the justice system: he served as vice-chair of the Labour party-supported Bach Commission on Access to Justice (2016-17), drafting significant sections of the resulting report that called for a legally enforceable right to justice and legal aid.Brookes post-judicial renown owed much to his enthusiastic adoption of digital technology. I will never forget the look on his face when he watched me finish my first marathon, the Masters and Maidens over the Hogs Back in Surrey.Sam Moorhead (B3 1974 -9): I first came across Bruce as I was jumping over the stile from Barton Farm up to the Kennels, at the end of the Shell Steeplechase. In 1987, when the Clore Gallery was opened at the Tate in London for the fuller representation of JMW Turner, Richard wrote a letter to the Times suggesting it was time for his own ancestor to be accorded an equivalent honour in the UKs primary gallery of British art. Travers Cosgrove, born October 9 1920, died December 27 2013.Click here to read a full obituary which was published in The Daily Telegraph. That carries with it connotations of judgment that are always likely to cause alarm amongst colleagues. The Old Man was dying. In 1962, aged 43, he left Eton to become Vicar of Hartley Wintney, a large, lively and socially varied parish in north-east Hampshire where he stayed for an exceptional 26 years. He achieved proficiency at the computer and enjoyed keeping in touch by email with his children and grandchildren across the globe.During his last decade, Roger was lovingly supported by his family and many friends, particularly his fellow parishioners at St. Johns, Timberhill, Norwich. Having survived the war, he would later have the honour of acting as an usher at the funeral of the man who steered the country through the darkest days of the 20th century, Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill. Just make your paragraphs twice as long. He was for six years the newspapers chief reporter before becoming a Middle and Far East expert. Richard was a committed Christian, attended church regularly and was actively involved in parish church life. There were fitting tributes paid to CMJ, as he was affectionately known, on Radio 4 and in The Times on 2nd January, and The Daily Telegraph. A sculptor, painter, drama-director, musician, linguist and writer of verses, he is the subject of both a website and book, The Book of Bain: Verses, Orations and Essays, edited by Justin Wintle and published by Plumbago Books and Arts, London. In 1940 he enlisted in the Royal Artillery and was commissioned in 1941. His aim was to show that home-delivered food could be a viable alternative to eating out. DAVID Donnison, who has died aged 92, was one of a group of outstanding academics who played an important part in shaping social policy during the 1960s and 70s, and, in his case, well beyond. On his retirement, he continued to provide a service to Government writing the report Constructing The Team, identifying obstacles to growth in procurement and contractual arrangement, resulting in the set up of the Construction Industry Board, which he chaired himself.He also worked closely with the Church of England. Discover more about the Old Marlburian Reading Prize, a longstanding part of the Shell academic calendar. Jeremy (C1 1948-52) and Jonathan (B1 1948-52) Dale Roberts were born together on 16th May 1934, the sons of Dr Michael Dale Roberts and his wife Christabel. Her predecessor said: During the six months before she took up the position she spent many hours studying the challenges and demands with academic precision. HUGH Playfair (CR 1960-68) was born in St Andrews, Fife, on 5 December 1935, and educated at Oundle, where his lifelong interest and career in history was first kindled, along with a fascination for church architecture. He was promoted to the court of appeal in 1996 and served there for a decade, becoming vice-president of the courts civil division.During his career Brooke developed interests in both modern technology and racial equality before the law. OMGS news. This was followed by a second book Scarce Heard Amid the Guns in 2013 about his fathers experiences during the First World War.He was Deputy Lord Lieutenant for Co Down. Ant retired at the age of 57 at which point he took on a variety of appointments including as trustee of pension funds, membership of the Competition Commission and of the Determinations Panel of the Pensions Regulator. To Bruce, running was both a way of life and fun - values which he passed on to all he coached. He is survived by his mother, Peggy; wife, Linda and his three children, Markham (CO 1982-1987), Howard (CO 1988-1990) and Nicola. Sat 09 Oct 21. Janet enjoyed the company of their children and one spoke of Janet donning a witches costume and joining in the fun of a Halloween Trick or treat party. Robin Brodhurst (PR 1965-70) died January 2023. Allied surrender soon followed.He resolved to escape but this in itself was a difficult decision to make as many of his battery had families in Singapore and he himself was forced to put down his terrified dogs and racehorses, who were all badly traumatised by the bombing. Full obituaries can be seen on The Times, The Arvon Foundation, and the English Chess Foundation websites. A true excentric, Larry spent his entire life travelling and having a good time. As well as being a much-loved editor, as a writer for the Telegraph Magazine, Annabel turned her hand to everything from interior design, country houses, the arts and travel pieces to cookery columns and restaurant reviews but it was the articles she wrote about her daughters illness that were the most heartfelt and moving. It required courage to join what had hitherto been an all-male, and predominantly bachelor, collegiate community of teachers. Lord Langford was also a keen rally driver and horse rider having been an amateur steeplechase jockey before the war. He was educated at Marlborough College and Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, from where he was commissioned, as 2nd Lieutenant, into the Royal Artillery in 1932. He chaired Stirling Universitys Court for eight years and was made an honorary doctor of the university in 1992. Retirement brought him back to Wiltshire and they settled in Devizes. He was appointed to the Plowden committee on primary education (1967) and with Michael Young helped develop the idea of Educational Priority Areas, schools in deprived areas facing very particular problems that required additional resources. David Nobbs (CO 1948-53) was a prolific writer of novels, TV series and scripts. Sometimes I have had to tell a dying woman that her plans are not sensible and bring her into line even when on oxygen. He advised on Exercise that will make you puff. Duty prevailed over rights. Michael's Thanksgiving Service will take place in Sherborne Abbey on Tuesday 19th May at 2.30pm. He was appointed an executive director of the newly merged Vosper Thornycroft warship-builder in 1967, worked in every part of the business - including the completion of the QE2 and repair of Oriana, and became creator of its Controls Division that had great success in the design and commissioning of machinery controls for warships for the Royal Navy and the navies of Brazil, Belgium, Spain, and Yugoslavia. The first time I was at Newbury with him I was there for 4 hours before I saw a horse and then it was on a TV screen hanging above the doubles bar, and the horse was racing at Warwick. He was also most kind and generous with his time within the community of Marlborough and had many loyal friends. Then came time to retire, and Angus took on some part time consultancy work to ease into retirement gently. This involved John in much travelling, but brought contacts that enabled him to teach in two German schools at Salem and Birklehof. Her longest friendship was with the late Beverley Heath, mathematics master at the College. Just up his street.He was also a registered scrap dealer; probably the only person to have the two titles of Circuit Judge and registered scrap dealer simultaneously.He loved mid-Devon. His great life focus was on house building and construction, having already been the parliamentary liaison officer for the National Federation of Building Trades Employers before he became an MP. Golf was a passion throughout his life, being a native St Andrean. Martin was above all a man of faith; so modest and unassuming was he, that you might not have noticed. Captain Asbury was Secretary of the International Military Staff at NATO, Bursar of Marlborough College (1976-84) and a Governor of Wellington College (1984-91). Diana first came to Marlborough College with her husband, Antony Reynell, as a master and head of classics. Marlburian Artillery frame 7.50. . Sadly, the idea has yet to gain any traction.Richard is survived by his second wife, Valerie (nee Zelle), whom he married in 1970; by their children, Sasha and Ricky; and by four children, Yvonne, Julia, Caroline and Stephen, from his first marriage, to Elaine (nee Good), which ended in divorce.As featured in The Guardian. Then he and Jill moved to Stockleigh Pomeroy, where Jill was the post mistress as their delightful cottage had a post office in the front room. He was part of a Marlburian Family. Brooke Turner's intellect, wit and his amazing memory and interest in people were critical to this role which brought him perhaps more satisfaction than his many all-too-short diplomatic postings.Alan Brooke Turner was a devoted member of the Church of England and served it in various capacities. His Swiss wife, Paulette, survives him. He married, in 1950, Elizabeth (Betty) Davidson, who survives him with their two daughters. He had some wild friends in the army who continued to be wild when I knew them in my teens and early twenties at the dinner table and would not have gone down well with my grandparents. In 1984, they acquired the power generating business, Aggreko.He maintained his links to South Georgia and unwittingly played a part in the outbreak of the Falklands war when he sold, with UK government approval, two whaling platforms in Leith Port, South Georgia for scrap to an Argentina firm. Lots of music followed with Nick running many successful choirs; becoming the organist of Ringmer Church; serving as a prison visitor and a School Governor and as a part time teacher of Greek.At his funeral at Ringmer Church many tributes were payed to Nick and many friends gathered to sing in his memory. Thus he would often be found moored in a creek waiting for a spare part, while reading intensely or painting a watercolour. He was thrilled with the arrival of his grand daughter, the cherubic Jemima. Community Andrew Hindle (TU 1968-72) brother of Simon Hindle (TU 1971-1976) died 2021. She died in Aberdeen on 17 June as the result of an accident. Her funeral took place on Tuesday 30th October at St John's Church, Lansdowne Crescent, Notting Hill. When he was interviewed by The Times in 2006 he had a copy of Buchans Greenmantle sticking out of his pocket and a mini radio set about his neck to keep up to date with the World Service. Although we have had to say goodbye to Geoffrey, we will not forget the many memories of happy times with him and the many laughs we had together; each of us will have our own special memories of our times with Geoffrey and we thank him for all that he did for us, for his friendship, his hospitality, his wit, his bon-homie and for enriching our lives in so many ways. OMRC Annual Report 2016. For select detailed obituaries, please see the links on the right.
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