The Queen’s School (Rheindahlen )Association
OBITUARIES
I am very sad to report the death of my wife Sandra
Lawson (nee Dengate) on 30 April 2008 after a 2 year
battle with ovarian cancer. Sandra died in the Dorothy
Hospice, Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire and is buried in
the churchyard of St James's Church, Avebury, Wilts.
Sandra attended Queens school in the early to mid
1960s and leaves three children Andrew, Douglas and
Fiona. We all miss her so much.
Willie Lawson.
Lawson (nee Dengate) on 30 April 2008 after a 2 year
battle with ovarian cancer. Sandra died in the Dorothy
Hospice, Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire and is buried in
the churchyard of St James's Church, Avebury, Wilts.
Sandra attended Queens school in the early to mid
1960s and leaves three children Andrew, Douglas and
Fiona. We all miss her so much.
Willie Lawson.
Sandra Lawson (nee Dengate)
It is with great sadness that I have to inform you that
Mr John Stallwood passed away peacefully on the 8th
August 2008 at Margate Hospital in Kent. He had
battled with Parkinson’s disease for many years.
John taught woodwork and craft from 1955 until 1970.
He was also housemaster of Cornwall House where
he provided leadership and encouragement for those
partaking in all forms of sport for Cornwall House
teams.
His lasting contribution to Queen’s School was
carving the commemorative plaque which marked the
official opening of Queen’s School by the Earl of
Banden on 4th July 1956.
I am sure all those who attended the school during the
time John taught there will have their own fond
memories of him.
On behalf of the Queen’s School (Rheindahlen) Association Committee and all former pupils we would like to offer deepest sympathy to the family he leaves behind, in particular his two daughters, Patricia and Brenda and son, John who were also former pupils at Queen’s School.
Mr John Stallwood passed away peacefully on the 8th
August 2008 at Margate Hospital in Kent. He had
battled with Parkinson’s disease for many years.
John taught woodwork and craft from 1955 until 1970.
He was also housemaster of Cornwall House where
he provided leadership and encouragement for those
partaking in all forms of sport for Cornwall House
teams.
His lasting contribution to Queen’s School was
carving the commemorative plaque which marked the
official opening of Queen’s School by the Earl of
Banden on 4th July 1956.
I am sure all those who attended the school during the
time John taught there will have their own fond
memories of him.
On behalf of the Queen’s School (Rheindahlen) Association Committee and all former pupils we would like to offer deepest sympathy to the family he leaves behind, in particular his two daughters, Patricia and Brenda and son, John who were also former pupils at Queen’s School.
John (Jack) Stallwood
Their memories remain with us, may they rest in peace
Chris Stevens
Sue Stevens has informed the Association that sadly her husband Chris Stevens, who attended Queens’ School from 72-75, died on 4th February 2009.