The Record 2009 - Keble College - University of Oxford

Keble College: The Record 2009
whom he married in 1951 tells us that after retirement he took
on a number of charitable roles including Church Warden at
Dinton, the local British Legion and regular visits to a local
hospice as well as taking a great deal of pleasure in getting
to know his seven grandchildren. He is survived by his wife
Rosemary and their children John, Philippa and Michael.
Derek (George) Gittos
(1957)
John Farrer Gould (1945)
Ronald William Joseph
Hayter (1937)
Ivor Noel Hooton (1947)
died on 16 July 2009 aged 72. Educated at the Licensed
Victualler’s School, Slough he was commissioned into the Royal
Artillery for his National Service (1955–7). He came up to Keble
to read Geography, rowed for the College 1 st VIII (1958–9)
and was President of the VIII Club (1959–60). He joined the
Shell-Mex and BP Group in London (1960–1) and then carried
out market research with A C Nielson and Company in Oxford
(1961–4). He was Market Research Manager for Alfred Bird
in Banbury which became General Foods Ltd (1964–80).
He left to set up his own market research company Wyman
Harris Ltd in Cheltenham. He retired (1995) but set up an
Investment/Property company. He was a Conservative County
Councillor for Gloucestershire (2001–5). He died from cancer
and leaves a wife Freda, sons Jonathan and Timothy and seven
grandchildren Alexander, Artur, Margot, Pénélope, Archie,
Hector and Jago.
died on 9 July 2009 aged 81. He was educated at Clayesmore
School and came up to Keble to read History. After National
Service in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers he
worked for the Festival of Britain in London. He became a
timber broker (1952–60) and then a bookseller. He ran his own
bookshop in Warwick (1963–96). He died after a long struggle
with Parkinson’s disease and leaves a wife Gillian, daughter
Catherine, sons Nicholas and Charles and grandchildren.
died on 20 February 2009 aged 90. Educated at Tavistock
Grammar School he came up to Keble to read History and was
President of Tenmantale (1940). He went to Wells Theological
College and was ordained Deacon (1942) and Priest (1943). He
was Curate of Honiton (1942–5), St Mark, Exeter (1944–7), St
Thomas, Exeter (1947–8) and Painton (being in charge of St
Michael, 1951–5). He was appointed Vicar of St Luke, Countess
Wear where he remained until he retired (1955–87). Later
(1992) he was given permission to officiate in the Diocese of
Exeter. He is survived by his wife Barbara.
died on 25 March 2009 aged 83.He was educated at Ealing
County School for Boys and was called up for the Army
(1944–7). He served as a Staff Sergeant in the Royal Electrical
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