Tony, I will circulate your ideas. By the way, Murray Sime is on the list as "deceased". regards, ron (Dr) Ron Witton 22 Moore St, Austinmer NSW 2515 Australia ph/fax: (02) 4267 1994 Mobile: 0409 399 752 rwitton@uow.edu.au ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tony Friend" To: "Ron Witton" Cc: Sent: Thursday, 19 April 2001 11:04 Subject: Missing Bretheren, and the need for a reference list > Graham Balfe wrote: > > Subject: Robert Blyton and Graham Campbell > Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2001 08:35:49 +1000 > From: gbalfe@agl.com.au > > I'm trying to locate Robert Blyton and Graham Campbell and am getting > nowhere. PLEASE HELP ME. > Every snippet of info would be appreciated. Did anyone know them at > uni? > What did they do at uni? Does anyone know a friend of theirs (not > necessarily NSBHS) from uni who may have kept up with them? Have they gone > overseas? What are their second initials? Did they marry each other? > ANYTHING WILL HELP. > > > Ron, > > This is a great example of why we need some sort of master list, so we > can keep track of who we know about, and what we know about them. > I'm hoping that our web site will fill the bill. > > For instance, one of our number was Murray Sime, who died about > a year ago. I don't remember seeing his name anywhere on our lists, > although I could easily have missed it. > > I think Murray was a friend of Bob Blyton. In fact, I think one of > them married the other's sister, although I can't remember which did > what. That would have been a lead on Bob (although it's obviously > not much use now). I think Warwick Wilson was one of that group, > but I don't think we have Warwick on our list. John Harkness was > a part of that group also, if I remember correctly, although he > may not admit it now. > > As an aside, I think David Madrers was one of us, and I don't > think he is on any list, either. Isn't it weird that we can't > get complete lists of enrollees of the school? Doesn't the > school have to keep records like that? We should be able to get > a list of enrollees, and check it off against our lists. We'd > probably identify a whole lot more lost bretheren. > > Cheers > -- > Tony Friend