Obituaries

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Society Members’ Obituaries

Commander Robin Edward Douglas House, RN (K 58-62)

John Slater (C 60)

Michael Halsey (BF 60)

Martin Skan (A 48)

Lieutenant Colonel George Bryan Redfern OBE (Tr 48)

Chris Hurley (Former Staff 89 – 03)

Harry Slater (SSI 1985-2002)

Martin Marriott (Staff 1966-1976)

David Lapidus (B 54)

Canon John Stow (K 65)

Gerald Harper (B 42-47)

Neil Whiteman (Ha 42)

Antony Nunn (H 1941-45), OBE

Air Commodore Andrew Hine, OBE, RAF (Retd) (Tr 1979-81)

David Hugh Rice (Th 56)

David Hayles (Th 60)

Peter Close (C 57, Former staff 65-69)

JUDY HUNT

Nick John Charles Gandon (M 69)

Angus Foster KC (E 63)

Robert Peter FICHTER (BF 56)

Major General Reverend Richard Morgan Llewellyn CB, OBE, OStJ, DL (H 51)

Colonel Martin Romilly OBE (Th 57)

Robert (Bob) Eastwood (Th 57)

Lloyd Bookless (Former Staff 1969 – 2005)

Humphrey Nye (Former staff 1961-1994)

The Reverend Peter Lewis

Reverend Martin Beaumont (Haileybury Chaplain 1992-2000)

Dr. Arthur Reginald Webster Page (H 37)

Michael Mosley (A 70)

Martin Dodd (Staff 89-00) – former Haileybury Financial Controller

David Nash (H 44) – Cambridge graduate who later worked for Elizabeth Arden

Michael Parrish, RD, JP (Ha 51) – Businessman and community servant

Revd. Christopher Beales (H 65) – theologian who helped implement a key report on social housing

Robert McGuire (M 48) – widely travelled army man who later worked in management

Gavin Selerie (E 62) – writer, poet and author of Riverside Interviews

Tim Woodward (C 67) – actor in Wings and A Piece of Cake

Major Richard Naesmyth of Posso (E 52)

Geoffrey Davis (M&Th 38-42) – businessman who served on the Arctic Convoys

Sir Michael Bonallack, OBE (C 48) – Britain’s greatest post-war amateur golfer and hugely influential administrator

Michael Morton (Aby 43) – Insurance specialist who remembered V2 rockets over Haileybury

James Miller (Ha 70) – talented chess player and EFL teacher

John Yearley (Tr 56) – Child safety expert who set up charity in Nepal

Andrew Duck (L 95) – OH golfer and Lodge member

Tim Fillingham (Ha 74) – City energy sector specialist

Michael Meacock (M 51) – Lloyds Underwriter

Dr John Cook (Staff, 1965-72) – teacher and headmaster

Nigel Tibbles (E 44) – solicitor and chairman of QS Holdings

Col. Michael Vickery, OBE (Th 61) – Gulf War veteran who led from the front

Rev. John Collins (E 39) – Influential mentor to the Archbishop of Canterbury

Dr Peter Mayner (Th 52) – ship’s surgeon and Falklands veteran

Michael King (L 53) – lawyer and liveryman

Revd. Chris Briggs – Haileybury’s beloved former Chaplain

General Lord Ramsbotham GCB, CBE (Mil) (M 48)

David Wright (Staff, 1973-2006) – historian and polymath

James Freeland (C 50) – Shipbroker

Barry Nicholson (E 40) – farmer and cattle breeder

Nicholas Pratt (C 96) – finance director

Michael Freegard (BF 47) – Haileybury Society Past President

Lt. Col. Denys Hooper (ISC [A] 37) – director at Touche Ross

Dr Courtenay Phillips (Ha 38) – Oxford Chemistry Fellow

Anthony Tarry (M & BF 39) – Horse breeder and steward

Charles Hoctor-Duncan (K 50) – insurance agent and racehorse owner

Piers Reed (L 66) – Barrister and Bencher

Adrian Allan (C 56) – university archivist

John Brock (Aby 41) – classicist and chairman

Dr. Peter Will (E 46) – paediatrician

Ian Tennent (B 44) – army man and editor

Roger Adlard (E 85) – consultant plastic surgeon

Hugh Freeland (L 89)

Douglas Cooper (K 44) – pharmacist

Lt. Col. Peter Fairgrieve, MBA (K 65)

Thomas Mayhew (H 49) – Big 6 accountancy firm partner

Prince Andrew Andreivitch Romanoff (ISC [C] 36) – great nephew of Tsar Nicholas II

James Everitt, OBE (B 50) – businessman and golfer

Major General John Homan (ISC & K 41) – former Society President

Fred Konynenburg (E 83) – leading commodities lawyer with a passion for history

Major Noel Shuttleworth (B 47) – considerate founder of retirement homes for professionals

David Sprigg (E 71) – banker who went on to found Stagecoach Theatre Arts

Nick Downie (A 59) – SAS soldier and combat photographer

Anthony Dawes (E 42) – Actor who debuted with Alec Guinness and appeared in Fawlty Towers

David Jackson (C 52) – Family jeweller who toured USA with Alan Ayckbourn

Nigel Copeman (E 58) – oil industry executive who later qualified as a pilot

Dr Patrick Ridsdill Smith (A 51) – Cambridge-educated GP with a love of sailing

Guy – Berry – Neill (A 40) – ACA, FCA and company director

Simon Kverndal, QC (B 71) – popular barrister who strived hard for others

John Hex (Tr 44) – MD and consultant with love of sport

Arthur Pont (C 44) – civil engineer who later became a CofE Minister

Desmond Dauban (BF 46) – Indian-born international marketer

Dr Herbert Burchnall, OBE (E 33) – acclaimed university registrar

Bruce Curran (C 62) – international financial adviser turned writer

Simon Ellison (E 87) – Pharmaceuticals specialist in cell and gene therapy

Christopher Emms (E 51) – Chartered surveyor with love of rugby

Sir Stirling Moss, OBE (L 43) – internationally renowned racing driver

Patrick Curry (C 66) – leading figure in global chemical tanker chartering

Brian Low (Tr 54) – Agrarian writer and journalist

Frank Tett (BF 53) – Career marketer who set up hedgehog charity

Richard Ferris (B 83) – insurance and reinsurance specialist

Barry Clarke (Tr 43) – career Shell man, OHRFC devotee and Past President of the Haileybury Society

Nicholas Crichton, CBE (Tr 57) – influential figure in family proceedings

Nicholas Crichton, CBE (Tr 57) – influential figure in family proceedings