Geoff Try
Geoff Try: Tributes to businessman and long-serving Rotarian
"With the passing of Geoff Try the world has lost a good man and the Slough Rotary Club has lost a member who knew the true meaning of our motto ‘Service Before Self’. “
Geoff Try
"With the passing of Geoff Try the world has lost a good man and the Slough Rotary Club has lost a member who knew the true meaning of our motto ‘Service Before Self’. “
Tribute has been paid to a man who was central to the running of the Child Contact Centre in Maidenhead – which for many years created a neutral space for children to see their parents after a divorce.
Myriad people across the Borough are looking back fondly on the life of Tina Sell – a stalwart volunteer and ‘real Maidonian’ with a strong sense of civic duty.
Brigitta Rasuli (right) with her twin sister Timea.
Nayana Rao owned Pro Edge Hair and Beauty Salon in Taplow with her husband, Sanant Kakran.
Prince Nicholas Galitzine (family handout).
A devoted father and former Holyport parish councillor, who was also a prince descended from Lithuanian Royalty, has been remembered for his ‘kind heart’ and ‘much-loved character’.
Charlie Belcher, here pictured for the Advertiser in the mid 2000s, loved a good ploughing match.
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The Trust was set up by Louis Baylis in 1962 and its primary objective is: To work for the good of the community, principally in the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead.
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