Those OB's that passed away in 2025 More...

let’s remember the joy he brought into our lives More...

Empathetic officer in Northern Ireland during the internment era who later became commander of land forces More...

Future captains could do worse than take Pugh as a model. More...

As one tribute to him said “Monro attracted affection”. More...

we were all tutored by IB in the details of certain fire arms..... More...

Dad held a firm belief in the principle of reciprocity—never taking from any organisation without giving back..... More...

dining room went from fly tying workshop to micro brewery to art studio.... More...

Sunday afternoon forays into the Brecon Beacons countryside and Whitsun treks to walk up Pen Y Fan... More...

Those OB's that passed away in 2024 More...

...the life of a most honourable man. More...

Dad had an incredible sense of adventure.... More...

His philanthropy was rooted in a deep sense of responsibility More...

John was a kind, gentle man – with a generous nature, ready conversation, good humour and excellent counsel. Never blaming, always smiling. More...

‘Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we oft might win, by fearing to attempt.’ More...

....happy and active right until the very end More...

“I retired the day we got the hotel…!” More...

“I consider myself to be extremely lucky to have been born and brought up in such a beautiful part of the world." More...

Steve was ready to have a go at anything, being both adventurous and ambitious More...

enabled getting the best from ‘some average’ students! More...

Keep your eye on the ball, put your best foot forward, try not to lose your temper – and always be home, with your family, by seven. More...