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William Spooner Hemp. 1916-2003
Stewarts and Lloyds Professor
of Structural Engineering
Dilys Ruth Hemp. 1909-2006
Dr. Leo Wollner
Physician
1924 - 2005
In loving memory
In memory of Ruth Parkes (nee Deanesly)
1997
Sheila Weatherhead
1953-2015
A dear friend who loved to walk
in these University Parks
In loving memory of
Robert Lyall Lucas
1927 - 2009
who loved and cared for these Parks
In Memory of Mr Eric Pym
Who loved to walk in this Park
In loving memory
of Anne Gilmore
1936 - 2009
Esther M. O'Brien
1893-1993
In Memory Of
Geoffrey E. Scott
1928-1986
In loving memory of
Leslie Frank and Emily Maud Nipress
Two wonderful grandparents
Always at home in the parks
In loving memory of
Cherry Record 1919 ~ 93
Who loved to walk in these parks
In memory of
William Thomas Horsley, M.A.
Secretary of the University Chest
1972-1979
David C.P.R. "Jumbo" Jowett
1931 - 2000
In honour of H. Basil Robinson, Rhodes Scholar (Canada) and Oxford Cricket Blue (1947 and 1948),
from his children.
In memory of William Lea
1906 - 1996
Martin P Donnelly 1917-1999 Major 20th Arm'd Reg't2NZEF
Played cricket for New Zealand 1937 & 1949 & Oxford 1946 & 1947 (Capt)
Played rugby for Oxford 1946 & England 1947
Colin Cowdrey OUCC 1952 - '54
Captain OUCC Kent and England
Remembered by his Oxford Friends
In loving memory
H.C.G. (Colin) Matthew
1941-1999
Historian Editor Friend
Madeleine Collin
1948 - 2005
May the road rise up to meet you
The wind be always at your back
May the sun shine warm upon your face
The rains fall soft upon your fields and
Until we meet again may God hold you
in the hollow of his hands
In memory of Margaret Hall and Sandy
our walks were wonderful