Roll of Honour
On the right are lists of those sadly no longer with us.
Reporting Deaths
In the event of an ex-Arborfield Old Boys death it would be most helpful if Members could report as much of the following information to the Bereavement Officer or to any AOBA Committee Member.
The full name of the deceased, his/her intake number and date of death. Also the full name and address of the next of kin (“n-o-k”) of the deceased. Normally who ever reports the death is a friend or is known to the family and it is better that they negotiate on our behalf, with the “n-o-k” or family, not the Bereavement Officer or Committee Members to obtain all the necessary information.
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A must read!
Major James Stanyer REME went to BMW works to collect a new car for a neighbour. He travelled non stop down and back in the shortest time embarked the MS Herald of Free Enterprise and went to a cabin to sleep. The ship was a roll-on/roll-off ferry which capsized moments after leaving the Belgian port of Zeebrugge on the night of 6 March 1987, killing 193 passengers and crew. Most were lucky to survive but not that lovely bloke and friend Jim Stanyer. RIP,
reported by Malcolm (Lofty) Russell.