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Caroline and Daren
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Hi Dave
I hope you are well. The ladies at Barnados sent a lovely letter after last year’s event - we were pleased everyone enjoyed the snacks.
I’ve canvassed residents and you are welcome to come up to the hall - lawn/grounds again this year.
I hope you have a lovely day,
Caroline
30 August 2024
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Georgina Watts
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My husband Edward watts is house bound he has been an invalid for many years and often talks about his time there . We went to reunions way back and took our children when it was still Goldings .
He is so disappointed that he hasn’t been able to go to the reunions for many years he will be 94 years of age in just over two weeks time .
Our regards to all .
Georgina Watts
22 August 2024
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Arthur Crane B.E.M.
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Hello Dave, as much as I would love to have come to the Reunion Dinner this year I cannot due to health issues which prevent me from coming. I am 92 years now, and cannnot get about like I used to. I was in Mt. Stephen house withMr. Wheatley as the Headmaster. I have many happy memories of my time there with my brother Bob, who went to join the army for his National Service in 1947 from Goldings. Iwish you all a very happy Reunion together, and I shall be thinking of you on the day.
Arthur Crane B.E.M.
Good bye and good luck Dave.
20 August 2024
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Dave 62-65
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The Goldings Re-union this year has moved to a new venue at Waterford Village Hall on Saturday 5th October, more details on the day is on Goldings web site www.goldings.org which also includes details if you feel you want to get in touch. This year we welcome local residents, Golding's present residents of Goldings and anyone interested in local history in the area in the past. There will a fantastic display of photograph from the past when it was a Dr Barnardo home named William Baker Technical School under the common name of Goldings along with many items that were common to our school that was in use in our day there.
Dave,
15 August 2024
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Dave 62-65
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Great to know your still looking in Smith I carried on with my trade for a while, I was a Carpenter but as the building trade changed and started cutting corners I stopped and worked as a Welding Engineer then to start my own Business but never have I forgot my Carpentry. I have taught my grandson the trade as I was taught it, and I’m very proud of him, as he does things the way I taught him and works for himself also doing very well, he doesn’t cut corners.
Mr Broster would be proud of him lol
10 August 2024
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