Midland Red
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Mon 29th Apr 2013 9:23am
On the main Historic Coventry site, there is a photograph of The Home Guard, and mention of "Bill Navin"
His name has recently appeared in the Coventry Telegraph regarding whether he would receive a greeting from The Queen on his 100th birthday, and this article shows that he will do
Some good news for a change |
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scrutiny
coventry |
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Mon 29th Apr 2013 11:17am
Thanks for sharing that MR. Dr Navin was our Doctor for many years, his practice was on the corner of Swan Lane. Both me and my sister have been interested to see if he was still alive. The most recent article I could find was from about 4yrs ago. Thanks.
Now find out if Mr Bannister, our form teacher at "Freddies" is still alive. I know he was up to about 2yrs ago when someone in hospital told me he had seen him striding out up by Watery Lane. |
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Tricia
Bedworth |
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Mon 29th Apr 2013 2:55pm
Thank you MR. Dr Navin was our family doctor and I attended his surgery on the corner of Swan Lane and Walsgrave Road for more than 20 years. He was the works' doctor for the GEC, in the days that you had a medical when you started work, and he also worked for the police.
I was interested to read of his war work. |
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morgana
the secret garden |
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Mon 29th Apr 2013 9:01pm
I am not sure scrutiny if this is the same Mr. Bannister who taught at my school, on the left of photo, if so this Mr Bannister went from Copthorne and went on to PK school. I was informed he died by Paul who started Copthorne school site. |
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scrutiny
coventry |
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Tue 30th Apr 2013 6:55am
Thanks Morgana, but my Mr Bannister was my form teacher in 1963 at Freddies. After Freddies closed he went to Sidney Stringer and retired from there. I cannot recall his first name but I think it might be John. |
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mickw
nuneaton |
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Sat 26th Oct 2013 4:43pm
Dr Navin saved my life when I was a child after a wrong diagnosis by Dr Gill |
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Midland Red
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Sat 23rd Nov 2013 8:21am
The Coventry Telegraph reports today the death of Dr Navin on 18 November 2013 at the age of 100 |
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mickw
nuneaton |
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Sat 23rd Nov 2013 12:56pm
Very sad to hear that, he was a good man |
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Dreamtime
Perth Western Australia |
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Sat 23rd Nov 2013 5:00pm
Still on this thread, can you imagine what it will be like if and when you reach 100 yrs.
What an achievement. I wonder if Dr. Navin had his congratulations from the Queen. |
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Midland Red
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Thu 28th Nov 2013 1:40pm
Article in today's Coventry Telegraph |
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Dreamtime
Perth Western Australia |
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Thu 28th Nov 2013 2:18pm
I was delighted to read that MR. I never had the pleasure of knowing Dr. Navin but from all accounts he appeared to be a very nice man. Thank you for the link. |
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Midland Red
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Wed 18th Jun 2014 10:46am
This link has been posted on another thread - thanks, morgana |
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