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Revd Greville Chester, a nineteenth-century benefactor of the Ashmolean Museum.<br />
She was accepted by Wolfson as a student, and the <strong>Record</strong> for 2005–06 prints a<br />
Guardian interview with her (‘In a class of her own’) illustrated by her University<br />
Card. She loved the <strong>College</strong>; her short, sturdy figure could often be seen striding<br />
around the gardens and across the lawns. Unfortunately increasing ill-health meant<br />
she did not finish her thesis, but to the University’s credit, as well as her own, she<br />
was awarded a Certificate of Graduate Attainment in March 2011. Its presentation<br />
in the Divinity School was a source of pride and comfort in her last months.<br />
Her company invigorated friends and colleagues, in contrast to her driving, which<br />
was always stimulating and often terrifying. She was a real academic, a formidable<br />
lady, and always a supportive friend despite her forthright views. We shall miss her.<br />
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