Messages from Guestbook closed on 08OCT2007

date<GB:>Sat Sep 29 10:43:39 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>darby-@tiscali.co.uk<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Tony Brady<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>The current troubles in Burma remind me of the ex Blaisdon boys who served their country in the armed forces during the 1950s. Lionel Essex, of course comes to mind. He distinguished himself in Korea at the Battle of The Imjim River with The Gloucester Regiment. I did not know Lionel personally but did see him once when he gave a talk to the Blaisdon Hall Boys in 1954. He was missing one eye as I remember.

One boy I am thinking of these past few days is Paul Studd. I succeeded him as pigman at Stud Farm in 1955. as he was "joining up". Within a year he was dead having perished in a flight over the jungles of Burma.

At Stud Farm we learned of Paul's death from the community's edition of The Daily Telegraph.Paul hated the pigs and vented his unfriendly feelings on them. Consequently, when I took over the sows of the Large White breed they were particularly vicious and ganged up on me. One particular sow was called "Belle" had tusks and she used to run at me and would have mauled me severely times had I not the ability to leap over the stye wall as she came at me. Belle, I was to learn later means lovely/beautiful in french. She was no beauty but most fecund and was tolerated for this ability: she invariably produced 20 piglets at each farrow.Father Dan decided after yet another fearful go at me by "Belle" that the market for "Fat Sows" as mentioned on the BBC wireless Farming News every morning was the best place for this nasty porcine specimen.

Paul bullied me at Enfield and teased me at Blaisdon as "Father Daniel Lucy's little mole!" Yet when I learned of his death I cried over him quite a lot as I mixed the swill and doled it out to the screaming hordes whose hungry cries could be heard up at Blaisdon Hall. I forgave him all for his bravery - he did not have to join up as he was exempted - but I guess he felt that he had to do his duty as a soldier. Not long after my taking over the fearsome sows of Stud farm Fr. Dan introduced the Landrace breed from Scandinavia. A docile form whose floppy ears made them much easilly managed. The Large White had prick up ears so that had a good view of all about them. I loved the piglets though and gave them extra TLC to compensate for the rages of their former manager.Paul preferred to be a tractor man and was very kind to them though. Rest in Peace Paul - No Hard feelings.<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Wed Sep 26 19:22:27 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>darby-@tiscali.co.uk<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Tony Brady<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Friends,ex-schoolfellows & chums I have received some very useful feed-back on the final Part of my draft book: Scenes from an Examined Life. There are Masters of English out there whose English teachers at Enfield and Blaisdon would be proud of them. I count myself lucky that they have taken the time to check my grammar, syntax and English usage and send me their findings. No names at the moment but I am honoured because I know that what I have written has been carefully read which is the greatest compliment to the putative author. Many Thanks to all. Tony Brady.<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Sat Aug 18 20:53:42 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>darby-@tiscali.co.uk.<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Tony Brady<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Thank you John for your reply. I made a major omission in my message and it was the name of Terry O'Neill. Mea culpa Terry. Also the e-mail tag was incorrect. Today, I have been scanning letters from many of the names mentioned and on just logging off noticed that there are over two thousand words that I have transmitted to form the main the text of the Epilogue. A good couple of hours work. Benedicamus Domine. Deo Gratias and Goodnight to all. Tony Brady.<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Sat Aug 18 15:41:19 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>j.ward@virgin.net<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>John Ward<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Dear Tony Brady,

Many thanks for your kind message. I feel privilged to be among the group that will first receive the final part of your Trilogy.

I await the thud with eager anticipation.

Best wishes,

John<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Sat Aug 18 10:05:42 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>daarby-@tiscali.co.uk<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Tony Brady<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Coming Soon.. Part 3 "Nothing Matches - but it's Home!" To Father Sean, John Ward, Norman Taylor, Eric Nutcher, Peter Landsborough, Michael O'Brien, Michael McKenna, Charles Springett, Tony Wadsworth, Sammy Hayes, Roger Allen and Laurence "Curly" Stanton. All of whom have read and written to me with their impressions of Parts 1 & 2 of my autobiography Scenes from an Examined Life. Listen out for a heavy thud on the hallway, lino, carpet or boards. Quarantine the cat and the dog: though you should not have to widen the letter box for this tome of almost a hundred pages with lots of pictures to boot. All that remains is for me to complete the Epilogue which is a digest of your letters which I am busy working on daily. The bidding war has begun among the publishers already. But first sight is for your eyes only chums because you're worth it! Kindest Regards. Tony Brady.<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Sun Jul 22 20:44:11 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>darby-@tiscali.co.uk<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Tony Brady<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Friends, chums & browsers thanks to the skills of uber web meister John Ward it is now possible to read me an extract from my book Trilogy (currently in preparation) in the Library heading of the webpage. In it I recall the Blaisdon Hall Army Cadet Force marching to the village for the annual commemoration of the dead of 2 World wars. My controversial anti-war poem is included.It is already pubished in a Poetry Today Anthology by Forward Press.<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Sun Jul 15 18:56:30 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>darby-@tiscali.co.uk<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Tony Brady<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Good to read of a Brother Edward Barron connection making contact. Welcome Paddy M. and the appreciation of him. Maybe lots of people don't know or, maybe they do, that before his apostolate in Blaisdon Br.E. was for many years a guide in the catacombes of Rome. At one time the Salesian Fathers had a concession in that area. He was always extremely pale as I remember. The photo mentioned is indeed one of Brother Edward Barron.<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Sun Jul 15 14:02:49 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>norman.taylor57@virgin.net<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Norman Taylor<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>First visit to the guest book for a couple of years. Sorry to see that there is a shortage of names from the early years, pre 1945. I appreciate that many of us who were puplis at Blaisdon during this period may not have access to a computer, however maybe their children or grandchildren would like to enter their parent or grandparent's details<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Sat Jul 14 06:10:02 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>j.ward@virgin,net<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>John Ward<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Dear Paddy McGranaghan,

Thank you for you message in our Guestbook. I will try to verify your recogition of Brother Edward Barron and then add t to the photo.

Many thanks for trying to help with our site.

Best wishes,
John<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Fri Jul 13 22:55:05 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>pwmcgranaghan@btinternet.com<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Paddy McGranaghan<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>I like your website because ...
Bro.Edward Barron was a great friend of my late mother and father. He was an altar server at Sacred Heart Parish in Strabane, where my late aunt was the priest's housekeeper for a short while. She later became a Carmelite nun. Like my parents, she had good things to say about the late Bro.Barron. I remember him as a kind and happy person. Photo 13 in the gallery looks like him, but it is a very old one.<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Fri Jul 13 16:15:37 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>j.ward@virgin.net<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>John Ward<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Dear Michael,

It is great to have your message in our Guestbook all the way from Australia. I do hope that some from your years will make contact with you.

We held our Annual Reunion in Blaisdon Village last weekend. We use the Village Hall as the Blaisdon Hall is now private house. We had our Mass in St. Michael's Church on the Hill, you may remember it.

Bro. Alan Garman, who is usually always at our Reunions is now 91 years, and due to failing health was unbale to be with us. He is now at the Salesian House in Farnborough, where he gets the excellent care he deserves after all the care he lavished, with love, on all the Blaisdon Boys whom he met.

If you want to send him an Email, which I am sure would perk him up quite a bit, you could use bmbriansdb@aol.com, which is the Rector's Email address.

Best wishes,

John<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Fri Jul 13 16:05:25 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>j.ward@virgin.net<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>John Ward<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Dear Blaisdon Old Boy Readers,

I would like to let you know that a report on our Reunion last weekend, in Blaisdon, is now in the News Section of this website, under 'Summer 2007'. It has plenty of photos and lots of other information of interest to you.

Also there are a couple of other items, where Blaisdon Old Boys were involved, in the News section with good photos. These are 'Walk a Mile' and 'The Good Shepherd Mass'. I invite you to look at these aslo.

Best wishes and happy reading,

John<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Fri Jul 13 07:10:42 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>ramoth@bigpond.com<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Michael Parkinson (Davis)<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Just reviewing the site

Cant seen any names i know from my time at at Blaisdon 1962 to 1967. I now live in Sydney Australia:)

I do rember Bro Alan Garman very well<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Wed Jun 13 11:50:03 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>darby-@tiscali.co.uk<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Tony Brady<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>John - Hello!
Thank you for the sad news about Gordon Robertson RIP. I have sent a letter to Betty as follows:
Dear Betty,

I write to express my profound sorrow on learning of Gordon‘s death and express my deepest sympathy to you in your sudden and unexpected loss.

I had already left Blaisdon Hall when Gordon arrived there circa 1956 but was a worker on Stud Farm so I would have seen him often during his working time in the kitchen as I delivered the milk, potatoes and eggs. He was a friendly and very approachable person and really enjoyed the demanding work preparing the meals which daily served over a hundred people in those days: Priests, Lay-Brothers, boys, visitors and the farm and garden workers.

As you know, he wrote a most vivid and memorable account of his time in Blaisdon and I was particularly touched that he remembered and referred to me in his brilliant contribution to the book entitled The Re-Collections of Past Pupils Blaisdon Hall.

It is very difficult for me to find the words that could adequately attempt to offer comfort to you and your family at this tragic time but I found personal inspiration in Gordon’s own words: “So I now thank God for my life.. I have a great wife and family…”

In Gordon you had a fine husband and dedicated carer who is absolutely irreplaceable and all who knew him will remember his life in their own special way. At this time I am thinking specially of you and just want to thank you for all the love and happiness you gave to Gordon. I know that many people will be praying for you and from this distance I will share their prayers in spirit and will feel close to you and Gordon. I will never forget him and I will always include you in my own remembrances.

With every kind regard.<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Fri Jun 8 15:24:59 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>j.ward@virgin.net<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>John Ward<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Dear Philip and Stewart,

Thanks for your message in our Guestbook.

Glad you have now found the Blaisdon Website. You can find a great deal of information here. Especially the details of our upcoming Annual Reunion and Family Day over the weekeknd of 07/08JUL 2007.

May be you could come to this event and bring along some other of the younger ones and enjoy some time together. We have a Reunion buffet lunch in the Blaisdon Village Hall on Sunday 08July, always a great event.

Best wishes,

John<GB_FIELD_END>
date<GB:>Fri Jun 8 13:33:59 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:><GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Philip Craig & Stewart McPherson<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>I like your website because ... We are ex- Blaisden old boys from 1971 to 76 we have just discovered your web site and would like to big up all the ex-Blaisden massive<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Sun Jun 3 06:40:27 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:><GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Charles Springett<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Brother Alan Garman - 90 years old tommorow.

On behalf of Blaisdon Past Pupils and Friends of Blaisdon, I wish Brother Alan a wonderful and Happy 90th birthday. He was known and helped hundreds of Blaisdon Old Boys and many Blaisdon Staff and Blaisdon Villaagers.<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Wed May 30 20:14:06 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>j.ward@virgin.net<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>John Ward<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Dear Richard Badrick,

Thanks for your message in our Guestbook. I do hope you make some contacts with your contemporaries.

If you look at the Reunions section of this webiste you will see we have our anuual Renunion at Blaisdon on 07/08 Jul. 07 Jul is Family Day and 08 Jul is the Annual Reunion and lunch. If you are able to come to this you may meet up with some of your contemporaries.

Hope you can make it.

Best wishes,

John<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Wed May 30 09:35:04 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>baddas@tesco.net<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Richard John Badrick<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>I was a pupil at Blaisdon from 1956-1958. I played football for St Albans house. My captain was Brian Massey,was a member of the cross-country team and would like to make contact with anyone that remembers those times<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Wed May 30 07:43:27 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>terry.oneillblaisdon@tesco.net<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Terry O'Neill<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>I thought I would mention that there is a good article in our website 'News Gallery' by John Ward mentioning the First Holy Communion & confermation of his Grandaughter Paige. I beleive that was what John wanted when he set up our website was that we could keep in touch with little snippits of news, whether it be in the News gallery or in the Guest Book.
The last entry in the Guest book was by Tony Brady at the end of April. It would be great to be able to have a chat with a few more "Old Boy's" Best Wishes to all. Terry O'Neill<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Fri Apr 27 14:15:54 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>darby_@tiscali.co.uk<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Tony Brady<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>BILLY UDELL ARE YOU OUT THERE? I have written some supplementary information to the Father "Bill" Boyd's Library profile on the building of Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Newent which I think will be of interest to you. I hope you will be able to contact me through this medium or someone else looking in may be able to put me in touch with you. Kindest regards to all browsers. Tony Brady<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Thu Apr 19 14:24:04 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>terry.oneillblaisdon@tesco.net<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Terry O'Neill<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Hi Tony & John Ward.
Great to hear a comment in the guest book, it's been very quite of late, and as I mentioned at the reunion meeting, not many seem to take advantage of what we've got.
It ws a great week end, and most of the ones who came thought it was one of the best we've had. Thanks for your comments Tony. I hope someone will listen. Charlie deserves a lot more support for all the work he puts in.<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Thu Apr 19 14:14:06 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>j.ward@virgin.net<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>John Ward<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Dear Tony,

Well said and thanks for your support of Charles and his committee.

Best wishes<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Thu Apr 19 12:10:55 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>darby-@tiscali.co.uk<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>anthony j mbrady<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Come on Chums get those subscriptions in pronto! I did mine in January as our President requested. WE need to support Charles by being prompt in our subs as it is crucial to his yearly planning so as he can meet his targets. So get those cheques and postal orders out sonest. Tony Brady.<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Tue Mar 20 14:52:27 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:><GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:><GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>
Dear Readers,
I apologise that you are seeing many inappropriate messages in our Guestbook. These are being removed daily, frequently throughout the day.<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Fri Feb 9 15:20:26 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>darby-@tiscali.co.uk<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Tony Brady<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Terry O'Neill's comment on his having seen the Don Bosco film by chance, prompts me to mention that my profile of Don Bosco - which I translated from the italian - can be read by clicking on Library. John Ward & I agreed that such information would be useful on The Brotherhood site. Buon giorno tutti.<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Fri Jan 26 08:36:29 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>terry.oneillblaisdon@tesco.net<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Terry O'Neill<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Tony. Your profile of St. John Bosco, brought back one of memories of when I was in an orphanage in Birmingham in 1949. I was in the city centre one Saturday mornig. and there was an exibition in a plac called Bingley Hall. In one of the booths a film was being shown by the Salesians. I decided to spend awhile in there. It was a film about the life od Don Bosco. I was so taken by it, I stayed in there for the whole day. It was at the time when my stay at the home was coming to an end. Imagine my surprise that in about a month later, my next destination was to be The Salesian School Blaisdon Hall Gloucester. What a wonderful start in life that was for me.<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Sat Jan 13 20:56:47 2007<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>darby-@tiscali.co.uk<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Tony Brady<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>I thought a Profile of St. John Bosco would be appreciated by visitors to the Guestbook. An annual highlight in my days at Blaisdon was the feature film of Don Bosco played by italian actors. The scene in which Don Cafasso insists that the young novice Bosco get the latin right by tapping on the floor with his walking stick Dominum! Dominum!and the scene where Don Bosco comforts a prisoner - who learning the priest is in the prison implores Don Bosco! Don Bosco! Don Bosco hears his cries and stays with him as he is executed, are particulary memorable memorable. I wonder if the film is still available? There was another film made of St. Dominic Savio.<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Sat Dec 23 19:57:35 2006<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>terry.oneillblaisdon@tesco.net.<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Terry O'Neill<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Hi,To the Blaisdon Salesian Family.

Christmas greetings to all the Salesian Family thoughout the country.

Our thoughts will be with you over the festive season, especially the Friends of Blaisdon, the former Staff and the Villagers of Blaisdon. You are always in our thoughts.

God Bless you.

Best wishes,

Terry<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Sun Dec 10 09:14:51 2006<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>terry.oneillblaisdon@tesco.net<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Terry O'Neill<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Hi to all the Old Boys Of Blaisdon.
Nine Old Boys were able to attend the Funeral of Pat Murphy on Friday the 8th December 2006.
You can see this under News/Gallery. John Ward told me he sold more books, and it will soon be time to put some more stories together. Please help me by sending in your stories to me soon.<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Wed Nov 29 17:05:42 2006<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:><GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Tony BRADY<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>GREAT NEWS! Terry. I admire you for taking on fresh work on the Blaisdon Re-Collections front: so
look out for some gems from someone not featured last time. Step forward Eric
Nutcher who is busy scribbling and who has priviledged me with some advance
copy. Rivetting stuff! Oh. Yes! Can we hope for a bigger font? - larger print
that is. All the best.<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Fri Nov 24 09:32:45 2006<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>terry.oneillblaisdon@tesco.net<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>Terry O'Neill<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Hi to all the Old Boys of Blaisdon Hall.
I know that many of you have purchased the book,
"Recollections of Blaisdon Past Pupils" and have enjoyed the read, some have expressed the desire to contribute to a story or two.
Now is your chance to be involved.
The committee have decided to carry on with some more stories, if there is enough interest shown.
Contact me on the above website for further information. Best wishes Terry O'Neill<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Sat Nov 18 22:41:57 2006<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>j.ward@virgin.net<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>John Ward<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Dear Martin Varney, Great to have your message in our new Guestbook. I was fron 46/48
so long before your time. I trust you get some replies from those form your
time. Hope to see you at a future Reunion, you can be assured of a warm welcome.
Best wishes, John<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Sat Nov 18 22:29:05 2006<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>BIG.GINGE@BTINTERNET.COM<GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:>MARTIN VARNEY<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>I like your website
because ... AS A OLD BOY FROM 70'S /80 ITS NICE TO SEE WHAT IS GOING ON ANYBODY
REMEMBER ME????IF SO CONTACT ME<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Tue Nov 14 23:43:47 2006<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:>cwasuk@ntlworld.com<GB_FIELD_END>
NAMECharles W Springett<GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Thanks for your comments and memories of Jimmy Grace Tony...I will be attending the service in
Gloucester on Friday 17th and will pass on your thoughts of Jimmy and good
wishes to his family and his brother Peter. Charles<GB_FIELD_END>
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date<GB:>Tue Nov 14 14:42:43 2006<GB_FIELD_END>
EMAIL<GB:><GB_FIELD_END>
NAME<GB:><GB_FIELD_END>
COMMENTS<GB:>Thank you Terry for your words of appreciation.
Jimmy Grace. RIP. was in the British Army and served his country like yourself.
I believe he was a "Regular" in THe Gloucester Regiment.I send sincere
condolences to Jimmy's brother Peter<GB_FIELD_END>
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