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Adrian Adams (Biology)
Left Hull for three months in Siberia, followed by two years
in London training to be a nurse. Have been married for five
years now with a son Olivier. Left the NHS; now working for
a pharmaceutical company. Where are all the Reckitt crew?
adrian.adams@roche.com
George Boukouris (Politics)
Married Helen (nee Mirfin), a former student of mine …
two sons, William 5, and Jonathan 2. Please get in touch:
GBoukouris@alumni.uwo.co
or www.appledore.info
William Cunninghame-Graham (Psychology with Occupational
Psychology)
I am still with Pecan (the longest period of continuous
employment since graduation). Now teaching ESOL to refugees.
Debbie has a post-doctoral research fellowship at Imperial;
Beth is in VI form and Jamie takes his GCSEs this year. Busy
year ahead as churchwarden as Vicar leaving.
Gillian Dallin (nee Blake) (Chemistry)
If all goes to plan Steve and I will be living in Consett,
Co. Durham, by the time this is published. I am currently
enjoying (mostly) teaching and am searching for a new job
‘up north’. Would love to hear from any old Hull
friends. gilldallin@aol.com
Michael Hamblyn (Geography)
I’m now living in Suffolk and have finally got a
pad of my own. I’m also getting married to Rachel (a
nurse – so no cliché there then) this year and
have a permanent GP partnership lined up for September. Please
get in touch at DRTOSH@HOTMAIL.COM
Jayum Jawan (South-East Asian Studies)
Appointed Professor of Politics and Government at Universiti
Putra Malaysia in March 2002 and appointed Head of Department
of Social Sciences and Development, Faculty of Human Ecology,
in August 2001.
Nicola Jones (nee Shakerley) (Chemistry)
Just an update, married with three children, just had
twins! Still in Guernsey for the mo. Email me on nicola.jones@gtonline.net
John Lambert (Biology)
Helen and I are still living in Kuwait. We expect our
first child in February 2002 and take up Headships in September
2002. Tim and Michelle Rogers are now ‘neighbours across
the pond’ in the UK.
Stanneke Lammers (Law)
Still living happily with Frederic in Paris, both lawyers.
Our second kid is on its way. Thinking a lot of our great
year in Hull, 10 years ago now. We should celebrate this with
a reunion. Contact us at fmerle@noos.fr
Darren Pinder (Chemistry)
Hi everyone – I am now back in the UK after two years
in Cali, Colombia – speaking lots of Spanish and generally
having a cool time. All of that international travelling has
ended now with me coming back to Guildford and starting a
postgrad law course at the college of law here – any
jobs out there? Having a great time with Kate, my American
girlfriend – sharing a flat and getting used to shared
life together – get in touch: paulpinder@hotmail.com
Paul Rhodes (Engineering)
After three years in Canada and one year in Sweden, returned
to the UK in 2001. Karen and I finally married and now have
a beautiful daughter, Jemma. Newly in contact with Marie Baggaley
(EDM ’92) and Justin Bearman (Law ’91). Simon Perkins,
where are you?
Niteen Sharma (History)
Slimmer, fitter and still able to handle alcohol. I wish!!
Working for a US Hedge Fund in the city and living in WC1.
Would be great to hear from those who knew me in those halcyon
days. NSHARMA@ROCKET.MAIL.COM
Rachel Terry (nee Abbott) (Social Policy)
Since graduating I spent six years working in London as
a community support worker for people with HIV/AIDS. I married
in 1995 and I am now a full time mum to Jack (3) and Ben (18
months). I would love to hear from anyone from Morgan ‘A’
(1989), especially Tony Ward, Sharon Singh and Jimmy O’Neill.
Email rachel@ipterry.fsnet.co.uk
Rosemary Wood (Economics)
Still living in Hull with Fred and now have three wonderful
children. It would be great to hear from anyone who remembers
me. Sheely, Gareth, Lin, Linda, Andy? millarswood@bushinternet.com
Jacqueline Yaskey (Economics)
I am now placements co-ordinator at Bromley College. Trying
to find non-existent placements for students doing the DipSW!
Hello to all E & W Volunteers (1990–94), Grots (1989–90)
and anyone else who remembers me and my laugh?! Jeremy (Philosophy
’93), where in the world are you???
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