He was a member in the 1950s and 1960s and played in the A team under Doug Barge and others, then left to work in the North, coming down for various social events including the Centenary Dinner in 1971. Many of his contemporaries have passed away but I am sure there are members who will recall playing with him apart from myself. I hate to mention names just in case, but Ray Cusdin, Mike Williams and Willie will surely remember him.

The funeral is next Tuesday but as it is well up North, I am certain that no Club representation will be expected. However, I am sure it would be a kind gesture much appreciated by his wife and friends were it possible to read an email from EFC during the eulogy expressing something appropriate. If it could be sent to me, I would be very happy to pass it on.

Meanwhile I am so pleased to see the success that our old Club is having, no doubt as a result of a lot of hard and enthusiastic work by many members, and I wish them plenty more in their second session in the Greene King Championship. I have watched progress all these years and never more proudly than now with the results on the field and in building up a Club with a great future.
Kindest regards to all and thanks to you personally for your help.