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The Chapel of Rest
The Chapel of Rest Posted by rendelharris 15 May, 2018 18:46
As the original thread got lost in the cyberattack, I hope it's OK to start a new one: Tom Wolfe. The Electric Koolaid Acid Test was a fascinating look at the end of the sixties from one who was there, and I think Bonfire of the Vanities and A Man in Full deserve to be regarded as two of the great American novels of the turn of the millennium - a US Dickens, no less.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit was 2018:05:15:18:47:44 by rendelharris.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit was 2018:05:15:18:47:44 by rendelharris.
Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by hammerman 17 May, 2018 22:16
Ramon (Ray) Wilson, member of the 1966 World Cup winning England team, who sadly died on Tuesday whilst suffering from Alzheimers Disease, aged 83.
Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by Quia Differt 18 May, 2018 03:44
hammerman Wrote:
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> Ramon (Ray) Wilson, member of the 1966 World Cup
> winning England team, who sadly died on Tuesday
> whilst suffering from Alzheimers Disease, aged 83.
Did not realise that. Amazed no-one has already mentioned this World Cup winning English hero's demise before now....
Sadly, Martin Peters,Nobby Stiles and Jimmy Greaves are 3 members of that squad who are all suffering with this too....
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> Ramon (Ray) Wilson, member of the 1966 World Cup
> winning England team, who sadly died on Tuesday
> whilst suffering from Alzheimers Disease, aged 83.
Did not realise that. Amazed no-one has already mentioned this World Cup winning English hero's demise before now....
Sadly, Martin Peters,Nobby Stiles and Jimmy Greaves are 3 members of that squad who are all suffering with this too....
Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by Quia Differt 18 May, 2018 09:34
Quia Differt Wrote:
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> hammerman Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Ramon (Ray) Wilson, member of the 1966 World
> Cup
> > winning England team, who sadly died on Tuesday
> > whilst suffering from Alzheimers Disease, aged
> 83.
>
> Did not realise that. Amazed no-one has already
> mentioned this World Cup winning English hero's
> demise before now....
>
> Sadly, Martin Peters,Nobby Stiles and Jimmy
> Greaves are 3 members of that squad who are all
> suffering with this too....
Actually Jimmy had a stroke and re-married the Lady who he, originally, married in 1958 !
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> hammerman Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Ramon (Ray) Wilson, member of the 1966 World
> Cup
> > winning England team, who sadly died on Tuesday
> > whilst suffering from Alzheimers Disease, aged
> 83.
>
> Did not realise that. Amazed no-one has already
> mentioned this World Cup winning English hero's
> demise before now....
>
> Sadly, Martin Peters,Nobby Stiles and Jimmy
> Greaves are 3 members of that squad who are all
> suffering with this too....
Actually Jimmy had a stroke and re-married the Lady who he, originally, married in 1958 !
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Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by SpringTime 23 May, 2018 06:51
Philip Roth has bought the farm. Sad but I shall still keep reading!
Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by Charles Martel 27 May, 2018 22:17
Apollo 12 Astronaut Alan Bean who was the 4th man to walk on the moon, commanded the second SkyLab mission and became a renowned artist, has died at 86.
[www.space.com]
I had the pleasure of meeting Alan Bean at an inspiring lecture he gave in the UK in 2013 where he talked about his missions and illustrated his account with his paintings.
[www.youtube.com]
From the distance of half a century the Apollo program can seem like a remote historical event. Hearing the human stories of this great series of achievements firsthand from people who were part of the team that made it happen brings it closer and links us to it.
RIP Alan Bean.
[www.space.com]
I had the pleasure of meeting Alan Bean at an inspiring lecture he gave in the UK in 2013 where he talked about his missions and illustrated his account with his paintings.
[www.youtube.com]
From the distance of half a century the Apollo program can seem like a remote historical event. Hearing the human stories of this great series of achievements firsthand from people who were part of the team that made it happen brings it closer and links us to it.
RIP Alan Bean.
Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by hammerman 28 May, 2018 00:01
Sad to hear and what a lot he achieved in his lifetime.
I was only 6 in 1969 and my primary school teacher had two kittens that she wanted to find a home for. They were brothers and were named Apollo and Splashdown after the events of the space journey. My Mum took on Splashdown and what a lovely cat he was. I can still see him sprawled out in the sunshine!
I was only 6 in 1969 and my primary school teacher had two kittens that she wanted to find a home for. They were brothers and were named Apollo and Splashdown after the events of the space journey. My Mum took on Splashdown and what a lovely cat he was. I can still see him sprawled out in the sunshine!
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Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by diable rouge 15 June, 2018 13:18
Leslie Grantham aka Dirty Den... [www.bbc.co.uk]
Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by rendelharris 22 June, 2018 19:46
teddyboy23 Wrote:
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> John the owner of chener books LL
Oh, very sorry to hear that - only knew him as a customer but he made Chener everything a proper bookshop should be, instead of a coffee and souvenir stand with a few books attached. RIP.
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> John the owner of chener books LL
Oh, very sorry to hear that - only knew him as a customer but he made Chener everything a proper bookshop should be, instead of a coffee and souvenir stand with a few books attached. RIP.
Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by dbboy 22 June, 2018 21:59
Oh how sad to hear this news, especially in the 40th year of business and he was due to retire this year. We have lost part of the local community and a poster here on EDF.
I hope details of the funeral will be made available so those who which to pay their respects maybe able to.
I hope details of the funeral will be made available so those who which to pay their respects maybe able to.
Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by KidKruger 22 June, 2018 23:30
Dad news indeed, which poster was he pls ?
Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by civilservant 23 June, 2018 00:01
oh no, he will be missed
RIP John aka EDhistory
RIP John aka EDhistory
Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by Robert Poste's Child 23 June, 2018 00:13
Very sad news. I always enjoyed his posts and learned a lot from them.
Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by diable rouge 02 July, 2018 10:46
Alan Longmuir - Bay City Roller... [www.bbc.co.uk]
Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by flocker spotter 02 July, 2018 12:31
whereas sex case Derek is alive and well
Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by holloway 02 July, 2018 12:43
Can't believe I've just read that John Kennedy from Chener books has died. Really devastated, he was a great guy. Thoroughly enjoyed talking to him when I popped in. Will be very sadly missed.
Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by ontheedge 03 July, 2018 22:58
That is sad so soon after his retirement
Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by diable rouge 05 August, 2018 09:49
Barry Chuckle... [www.bbc.co.uk]
Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by PeckhamRose 12 August, 2018 09:56
I was away for a while I am so sad to hear about John at Chener Books. He was SO knowledgeable and posted a lot on here about local history. He was lovely and funny and friendly and sometimes even gave me free old maps! That's so sad. I would have loved to have attended his funeral if I had been here.
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Re: The Chapel of Rest
Posted by Sue 13 August, 2018 17:02
PeckhamRose Wrote:
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> I was away for a while I am so sad to hear about
> John at Chener Books. He was SO knowledgeable and
> posted a lot on here about local history. He was
> lovely and funny and friendly and sometimes even
> gave me free old maps! That's so sad. I would
> have loved to have attended his funeral if I had
> been here.
His funeral was private, I believe. I understand that the family didn't want John's sad death generally known until after the funeral had taken place.
There was talk of a memorial service of some kind, but I don't know whether that is still planned.
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> I was away for a while I am so sad to hear about
> John at Chener Books. He was SO knowledgeable and
> posted a lot on here about local history. He was
> lovely and funny and friendly and sometimes even
> gave me free old maps! That's so sad. I would
> have loved to have attended his funeral if I had
> been here.
His funeral was private, I believe. I understand that the family didn't want John's sad death generally known until after the funeral had taken place.
There was talk of a memorial service of some kind, but I don't know whether that is still planned.
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