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The ELEVENTH Entry was attested at the Administrative Apprentice Training School RAF St Athan in September 1950. Training was undertaken there in the trades of Clerk Secretarial, Pay Accounting and Supply until 9 May 1952.

592471 – GIBSON D W DENNIS

592472 – ALAN J McC JIM

592473 – ELLABY H J HENRY

592474 – MOORE G E GEORGE

592475 – MATTHEWS J H JOHN

592476 – JONES W WILLIAM

592477 – HOMER A C ALBERT

592478 – COX K G KENNETH

592479 – TANNER B W BRIAN

592480 – HAM I E IVAN

592481 – EVANS D E DAVID

592482 – BELTON B BARRY

592483 – HARVEY G C GORDON

592484 – ANSON R K ROBERT

592485 – DAY J D JOHN

592486 – CLARKE P A PETER

592487 – MARTIN D G DAVID

592488 – REYNOLDS P F PETER

592489 – HOPKINS D DEREK

592490 – SUTTON J D D JOHN

592491 – SMITH M G W MICHAEL

592492 – FOX E A ERNEST

592493 – LANGLEY A ALBERT

592494 – MITCHELL A K ALAN

592495 – RAMSEY H P HERBERT

592496 – LAMBE M A MICHAEL

592497 – INMAN K KENNETH

592498 – HARVEY R O RICHARD

592499 – HERITAGE M J H MIKE

592500 – MITCHELL A P D ANTHONY

592501 – DAVIDSON N NORMAN

592502 – GREENWOOD D W DENNIS

592503 – HELSON D J DAVID

592504 – MERCER R F ROBERT

592505 – THOMAS R S RICHARD

585652 – WILLIAMS P E PETER


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31st October 2021

 

Obituary To Honorary Member Madge Madden-Colenso – Bryan Hoare (307th)

Madge passed away on the 4thOctober after suffering from Parkinson’s for her last year or two . Madge was the partner of Mike Heritage of the 11th Entry who passed away a few years ago.
Madge and Mike lived together Nr Horsham, West Sussex at Madge’s bungalow. When I first met Madge, the first thing she told me was about her entry in the Guinness Book of Records for gutting (or plucking) the most amount of Turkeys in a set time. Madge and Mike both played Golf for the Apprentice Association despite Madge’s vertical challenge of 5ft. For those that did not know Madge she worked in almost every trade except being a candlestick maker, she was a character who liked a challenge. Building being one of her jobs led Madge to build her own Bungalow Nr Billinghurst, where she remained until her passing.
Mike and Madge hosted many summer BBQ’s on behalf of the Association in Mike’s role as Area Co-ordinator, these where very well attended and most enjoyable, especially when Mike operated the BBQ and served drinks.
Madge was very proud of her school days and attended all their reunions, her popularity was repaid by the attendance of many school friends at her funeral on 29th October at Worth Crematorium Findon, near Worthing, West Sussex which I attended on behalf of the Association. In all there must have been at least 70 family and friends. RIP Madge a great friend.

 
 
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