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| − | Brian and Evelyn Lunn lived a Chegwyn, Main Road, Lacey Green. click [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/RAF_Local_Residents RAF Local Residents] for Brian's service career | + | '''Brian and Evelyn Lunn''' lived a [[Chegwyn]], Main Road, Lacey Green. click [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/RAF_Local_Residents RAF Local Residents] for Brian's service career |
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| + | '''Brian Lunn''' became Secretary of the [[Village Hall Committee]] in 1879 taking over from Vera Griffiths (click [[Vic & Vera Griffiths]] for more about Vera) | ||
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| + | '''In 1981 Brian became the Treasurer''' of the [[Village Hall Committee]], a position he held until 1995. | ||
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| + | '''Hallmark February 1989.''' Our treasurer Brian Lunn has recently retired after 44 years service with the same firm. He joined the firm of R M Blaikie as a 16 year old clerk and apart from his war service has spent all his working life (now a rare feat) with this firm of Chartered Accountants to which he became a partner. | ||
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| + | His retirement will give him more time for his hobbies, and to audit the accounts of most of the local organisations, a task he has already performed for many years. | ||
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| + | We wish Brian all the very best in his retirement years. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:14, 16 November 2024
Brian and Evelyn Lunn lived a Chegwyn, Main Road, Lacey Green. click RAF Local Residents for Brian's service career
Brian Lunn became Secretary of the Village Hall Committee in 1879 taking over from Vera Griffiths (click Vic & Vera Griffiths for more about Vera)
In 1981 Brian became the Treasurer of the Village Hall Committee, a position he held until 1995.
Hallmark February 1989. Our treasurer Brian Lunn has recently retired after 44 years service with the same firm. He joined the firm of R M Blaikie as a 16 year old clerk and apart from his war service has spent all his working life (now a rare feat) with this firm of Chartered Accountants to which he became a partner.
His retirement will give him more time for his hobbies, and to audit the accounts of most of the local organisations, a task he has already performed for many years.
We wish Brian all the very best in his retirement years.