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Best, Michael Charles, Mike, 72-75. Retired after 14 years as Headteacher of Beaminster School, Dorset, on his 60th birthday in July 2014. Died 16th December 2021, aged 67.
Sloman, Andrew P, Andy, 75-78. Many will have read the tributes on the Westminster College facebook page, and on Andy's own page. There is a further tribute at Tring Cricket Club. He died 3rd November 2021.
Staves, Philip, Phil, 56-58. Died 7th November 2021, at the Friarage Hospital, Northallerton, aged 85.
Weller, Elizabeth, 1950-6 Dec 2021, Liz Long, 68-72, N House & P House. Husband Graham writes: Elizabeth had been battling cancer for over a year and sadly succumbed just before Christmas to a particularly aggressive form of the disease.
After graduating (myself in Engineering at Loughborough and Elizabeth at Westminster), we married and moved to London. Elizabeth taught initially in Isleworth, at Heathland High School in Hounslow, and later at South Lee School in Suffolk. We raised a family of three boys, two of whom have taught both here in the UK and in China. We have lived in Devon since retirement, where Liz was an avid gardener, and restored a much neglected garden to its former glory. . . . wonderful memories . . . when we were undergrads, exploring the spires and environs of Oxford and some of the pubs of course.
After graduating (myself in Engineering at Loughborough and Elizabeth at Westminster), we married and moved to London. Elizabeth taught initially in Isleworth, at Heathland High School in Hounslow, and later at South Lee School in Suffolk. We raised a family of three boys, two of whom have taught both here in the UK and in China. We have lived in Devon since retirement, where Liz was an avid gardener, and restored a much neglected garden to its former glory. . . . wonderful memories . . . when we were undergrads, exploring the spires and environs of Oxford and some of the pubs of course.
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