Re: Terence Mullarkey

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Ruby Heer

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Mar 9, 2015, 8:16:27 PM3/9/15
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Could you give details about this reunion ....for those who may want to be there. Thank you.


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From: 'Surj Bains' via THE ALWYNIAN TRUST
Date:03/07/2015 9:43 AM (GMT-08:00)
Subject: Re: Terence Mullarkey

Derek, Thanks for letting us know. It is always sad to hear of one of our own alumni passing. Of course we are reaching that age ourselves.  Our hearts go out to him and his family.
On another note Mr. Kidd, Principal from 1957 thru 1963, will be attending the Can-Am 8th Reunion from April 19 thru 23 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Mr. Kidd really wanted to come and meet some of his old students, so I arranged this Reunion. We hope to have a good turnout, including 93 year old Rev.  Warren who is travelling from the east coast and was the Pastor of the Union Church in the 60's.
Back to Mr. Kidd he left Wynberg Allen after a tragic accident, when the school van went down the hill near Wynberg. After receiving initial treatment he medivac'd back to Australia, where he eventually recovered. I have been in touch with him for the last year and he is chipper and feeling very good.
So we are lookingforward to seeing him. More later.
Our love to all.
Surj Bains


On Saturday, March 7, 2015 8:46 AM, "Drhar...@aol.com" <Drhar...@aol.com> wrote:


Dear Friends,
  
It is my sad duty to inform you that Terence Mullarkey passed away on the 2nd of March this year.
At 95 years of age he was the oldest member in our society.    Terence attended Wynberg-Allen during the latter half of the 1920s and early 1930s.   He left school after completing his Junior Cambridge exams.   Shortly after, he returned with his family to England.
     Both Terence and his lovely wife, Elizabeth, had the highest qualifications in the nursing and care professions, and put this knowledge to good use by owning and successfully running a large Residential Care Home in Nottingham.
     Terence joined our society in 1997 and attended the Windsor reunion that year.  He told me later that at 77 years of age the journey from Nottingham and back, by public transport, was too tiring for him, and regrettably, he would not be able to join us at Windsor thereafter.
     However, Terence turned out to be one of our most enthusiastic members.  About a week after each newsletter, I always received a letter from him thanking me for my efforts, and saying how much he enjoyed his memories being taken back to Wynberg-Allen, Mussoorie and India.   Over the last few years I knew from his deteriorating hand writing that age had caught up with him.      
     May he rest in peace.
 
Your sincerely,
Derek Hargrave
(former secretary of the Wynberg-Allen Society)
 


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Sam Mathews

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Mar 10, 2015, 3:15:20 AM3/10/15
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Dear Surji
Such a pleasure to hear from you that you've arranged for a great principal Mr Kidd to be there at the reunion at Vegas along with the Rev Charlie Warren of Union Church.

As a little boy in Wynberg,in 1963, I was standing on the pavement where the new Wynberg dorm was being constructed when I saw the  school Landrover with Mr Kidd,Rev Warren, Daniel Abraham and other members of the school staff  take a tumble into the khuds and was among the first to shout for help. I still remember Mr Kidd who was at the driver's seat was the one most seriously injured.They were on the way to visit Mr Job, the headmaster  who was at the Landour Community hospice.

Many weeks later,we were sad to hear that Mr Kidd was returning to Oz for further treatment.We as little kids lined up along the road down Masonic Lodge in our green and gold  to wave a great Principal goodbye as the vehicle sped past us downhill to Dehra. We could not see Mr Kidd's face as he was lying down and still remember waving out to a caring hand that waved out to us from the van window.

Mr Kidd sir, they don't make Princi's like you anymore.



SAM MATHEWS
1963-69.








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Sam Mathews

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Dear Surji
Such a pleasure to hear from you that you've arranged for a great principal Mr Kidd to be there at the reunion at Vegas along with the Rev Charlie Warren of Union Church.

As a little boy in Wynberg,in 1963, I was standing on the pavement where the new Wynberg dorm was being constructed when I saw the  school Landrover with Mr Kidd,Rev Warren, Daniel Abraham and other members of the school staff  take a tumble into the khuds and was among the first to shout for help. I still remember Mr Kidd who was at the driver's seat was the one most seriously injured.They were on the way to visit Mr Job, the headmaster  who was at the Landour Community hospice.

Many weeks later,we were sad to hear that Mr Kidd was returning to Oz for further treatment.We as little kids lined up along the road down Masonic Lodge in our green and gold  to wave a great Principal goodbye as the vehicle sped past us downhill to Dehra. We could not see Mr Kidd's face as he was lying down and still remember waving out to a caring hand that waved out to us from the speeding van window.

tsering lama

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Mar 12, 2015, 12:23:50 PM3/12/15
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Mr kidd,
               Salute to you Sir !  for making W.A.S of today , Land rover probably the only link between us as it was there in 1990 too - but I am sure it is still running fine where ever it is Today . it's your times legacy.

Many a Men Walked This Earth ,so Few Could Face Themselves ........ You Sir are One True Of the Few.
thank you sir
tsering
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Date:Wed, Mar 11, 2015 at 12:31 PM
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