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112 OBITUARIES made him some good friends during his year at King’s, including Daphne Green, whom he married in 1975. Julian became a marketing man for Proctor and Gamble after graduating, and a short time later he moved to a similar position at Joseph Terry and Sons in York. It was at this point that his love affair withYorkshire began.This was an affection that Julian combined with ongoing political activity, contesting both local and general elections. Later in his life he also served on regional bodies, both ecclesiastic and lay, working for the interests ofYorkshire. Julian and Daphne moved to Leeds in 1981, where they founded the public relations company Avista. The following year he was elected to Leeds City Council serving the Horsforth ward. He served until 1990 when his business commitments forced him to step down. In 1983 and 1987 Julian contested the Pudsey constituency in the general elections for the Liberal Alliance. He finished second after the Conservative candidate, but Julian’s work in liberal politics continued unabated. He eventually became the Vice-President of the Yorkshire and Humberside Liberal Democrats. Besides his dedication to politics and his company, Julian was also a scholar who gained both an MBA and a PhD. He published several books on marketing and taught on the MBA programme at Bradford University. After many years of working in marketing Julian took the step to become ordained into the Church of England in 1997. The same energy that had gone into his business and political activities was now directed toward working for his parishioners. He first served as a non-stipendiary curate in Lower Wharfedale from 1997 to 2001 before becoming an assistant priest at St Peter’s in Bramley, Leeds. His wife was also ordained around the same time and became the Rector of Stanningley. Julian suffered a brain haemorrhage in 2003 but managed to recover and returned with energy and zeal to his political and religious activities. In 2006 he took over responsibility for the ‘Yorkshire Church in Show’, which promoted the Church and the Gospel at the annual Great Yorkshire Show.
By this time his health was so much better that he was contemplating active service in Afghanistan with the Territorial Army, in which he had advanced to the rank of Major. He was also the Honorary Colonel for the 212 Field Hospital (Volunteers) based in Sheffield.There was no shortage of ideas and projects. Julian was thinking of putting his yacht to use by offering sailing holidays for young people from socially deprived areas through the Scottish charity Westward Quest. There were few equals to Julian when it came to his commitment to live life to the fullest. He is survived by his wife Daphne Green and his two daughters Olivia and Caroline. RICHARD CLINTON DANBY (1968) died suddenly on 22 October 2003. Born in Lyndhurst in February 1950, he was educated at Marlborough and came up to King’s to read Natural Sciences.After Cambridge Richard worked as a chemist, settled in Norfolk and in 1976 married his wife Marion. He played the oboe and cor anglais and in 2000 started working with Stone Angel, a well-known folk-rock band based in Great Yarmouth. Their style combined the storytelling of traditional folk music with much more modern sounds from electric guitars; Richard contributed some beautiful arrangements for the oboe, the crumhorn and the tenor recorder. He became a permanent member of the band, which attracted a following in Japan and Korea. Richard appeared on their East of the Sun album, probably their best-known recording, and was working on Lonely Waters when he suddenly and tragically died. His fellow band members remember him as someone who was a purist in the sounds he achieved, and who was always the last to leave a gig but who nevertheless remained upright to the end of the evening and never lost his impeccable diction. JOHN STUART DARNLEY-NAYLOR (1938) was born in Adelaide, South Australia on 26 October 1919, the son of an Emeritus Professor of Classics at Adelaide University. After attending Keswick School in Cumbria, he came up to King’s to read Classics. 113 OBITUARIES
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