Missing staff details
Dear All,
We have traced the majority of our previous staffmembers through various kinds of ways. Still we are missing some of them (click here for lists in EXCEL or PDF format) whom we also would like to invite on our 100% enjoyfull evening.
Please browse through the XLS or PDF file (above coloured hyperlinks) and if you have any info regarding said persons, please do not hesitate to contact one of the committee members. ANY INFO WILL DO !!!
Best regards
Joan Sie woonde vroeger bij me maar komt oorspronkelijk uit Suriname.
Audrey Muller is n oude vriendin van me. Ik ben binnenkort in NL en dan zal ik haar zus vragen waar ze nu woont.
Greta de Ruyter is toendestijds naar Schotland vetrokken.
Patricia Nicholson’s laatst bekende adres is in Leeds, W Yorkshire (Sandhill Crescent) . Ze werkte toen voor the British Council maar ik geloof dat ze daar toen wegging.
That’s all folks
Comment by mariana verkerk — June 22, 2007 @ 5:10 pm
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Comment by robert j devine — June 25, 2007 @ 4:23 pm
Great to hear about a re-union. I will not be able to attend the re-union, I am out of the computer field and now owner of a high-end nightclub & lounge in Historic Betlhem, PA. I wish everyone well.
Jim Paey
Comment by James Paey — June 28, 2007 @ 2:48 pm
Hey all,
I had a surprise phonecall last night and made a stroll down memory lane.
I am looking forward to see everybody on Oct 27th.
Count me in.
Gladys Waterval
Former Assistant to Reg Borer (Claims TFL)
Comment by Gladys Waterval — July 10, 2007 @ 9:41 pm
From: brans57@hotmail.com
> To: janenklazienops@hotmail.com
> Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2007 14:11:52 +1000
>
> G’day Ops,
>
> ( I’m going to do this in English as my Dutch grammar skills (if I ever had
> any) are deteriorating rapidly)
>
> Good to hear from you after 20 years; The last time we spoke was when I
> moved to P&O.
> Actually, only a few weeks ago we talked about you after I found the TFL
> group photo during a clean-up of the study.
> Yes we moved to Australia in June 1992. I don’t have any family here, but
> Annette is Australian (and I have been converted also) and all her family
> lives here.
> I know what you are thinking, why would one move halfway round the world to
> live closer to ones mother in law, but he, the weather is great.
> Been here 15 years and life is good. The life style is pretty layed-back,
> both at work as private.
> People have the “tomorrow is another day” attitude and because of the
> climate, you spend most of your time out-doors.
> We are living in Tanah Merah, which is half way beteen Brisbane and Surfers
> Paradise ( have a look on Google Earth) and a trip to go diving on the Great
> Barrier Reef only takes a day. We are surrounded by natural parks and
> rainforrest so we go camping a lot. The fishing is realy good. Sitting on
> the back of my boat with a rum & coke in one hand and a fishing rod in the
> other is one of my favorit passing times, closely followed by a game of golf
> (got 43 courses within 100km to choose from)
> Haven’t been back to Holland yet; most people want to visit us, but I am
> planning to come up next year to see the family.
> I’m very sorry to hear about your medical dilemma.Must be bloody hard
> excepting it.Any chance on recovery?
> My kids have left home. Michael is an electrician and works in the mining
> industry in north Queensland and Debbie graduated from the police Academy 2
> weeks ago and is placed in Cairns for the next 4 years. Not that this means
> that it is quiet at home because we still have foster kids running around.
> Jan, again very nice hearing from you, give my love to Klazine and keep in
> touch.
> I’m just in the process of upgading computers but when everything is up and
> running again I’ll send some photo’s.
> Take care.
>
> Peter Brans
Comment by Jan & Klazien Opschoor — July 11, 2007 @ 10:55 am
Jan,
I will only consider coming if you pay me the money you owe me from all the poker games. That way I can pay for my airfare..
TFL 76-79
Paul Roach
Comment by paul roach — July 13, 2007 @ 10:38 pm
This website gave me a bit of a surprise when I ran across it this morning. Good to see some of us from the “old days” remain in touch.
As for me, I left direct employment in the shipping business, and P&O, in 1990 to become an EDI consultant, eventually winding up (in 1996) in the Raleigh, North Carolina area as Senior Vice President of a consulting firm. We eventually sold that in 2001 to a large network, and started a software company, developing data security software. I am still doing that, but also launched a branding and marketing firm with another partner.
Personally, I shed the wife most of you may have known, and found a new one. I now have two granddaughters, 10 and 4 years old. I am also extremely active in the local Chamber of Commerce, local government, and a number of nonprofit organizations around the area.
Should anyone want to contact me, try Crowley3@MindSpring.com for a start. I would not mind hearing from some of you.
Bob Crowley - TFL 1977 to the P&O sale
Comment by Bob Crowley — November 30, 2007 @ 4:57 pm