No . 124
The Trusty Servant in the Cricketer Cup . English Schools Cricket XI 1979 . Magdalene College , Cambridge . History 2 ( 2 ), BA ( Hons ) 1982 . He played Cricket for Cambridge 1980-83 and for the Combined Oxford and Cambridge side in the Benson and Hedges competition . He was Captain of the Arabs Cricket Club in 2016 . He first taught at St Andrew ’ s , Turi in Kenya 1983-85 . He then taught at Tonbridge 1985-89 before three years head-hunting in the City . He then taught at Eton 1992-98 where he was a lively contributor both on and off the playing fields . He was then appointed Headmaster at Caldicott , where he remained for 19 years until serious illness forced his early retirement . He increased the number of pupils and was shrewdly able to combine the traditional and the modern aspects of preparatory school life . So much was changed as his ambitions for the school were woven into its very fabric . He served Caldicott with distinction . Together as a strong husband-and-wife team at the centre of the school community , he and Antonia radiated a warmth which made all the boys feel that Caldicott was their extended family . He was a Governor of Harrow School and was chosen by Anthony Seldon to be a fellow of Wellington College . He was consulted by other prep schools about the importance of public relations . He was a long-term member of the Arundel Castle Ground Foundation and had recently been appointed chairman , illness preventing him from chairing more than one meeting . He hosted three exceptional dinners at Caldicott to raise money for young cricketers , first in the Hlengisa Township outside Cape Town , subsequently for those in Barbados and for those who come , regularly , from London boroughs to play at Arundel under the auspices of the Arundel Castle Ground Foundation . He played an active role in getting ‘ cricket on the ice ’ off the ground at St Moritz . He will be remembered with considerable affection for his high principles , his wish to be of service , his unselfish resilience , his enjoyment of life and his easy rapport with so many at all levels . Married 1990 Antonia Ross in Chichester Cathedral , who survives him with their daughter and two sons .
Henry John Goulding ( F , 80-85 ): died 19.5.2017 . He spent four years at Edinburgh University and two years at Law School before joining Farrer & Co in 1993 . The traits that made him an exceptional lawyer were his deeply-held moral purpose and his humanity . He was an inspirational leader of the firm ’ s property department . He was appointed MVO by the Queen in recognition of his work for the Sandringham Estate and the Duchy of Lancaster . He brought his enthusiasm as well as his humour to his life as a solicitor – an uncommon ability . At partners ’ meetings his insightful contributions frequently allowed difficult debates to be resolved with clarity and good sense . He was a passionate and expert bird-watcher . He is survived by his wife Lucy and their two daughters and a son .
Harry Michael Ullman ( K , 93-98 ): died on 16.5.2017 by his own hand after a long battle with severe depression . Before coming to Winchester he was ill with leukaemia but he received a matched donation and recovered . In the school he was remembered as gentle and sweet-natured , but he was forgetful : his late-night toast and set off the fire alarm , causing the whole building to be evacuated . He studied Architecture at Newcastle and Edinburgh Universities . He then worked as an architect in a number of practices and more recently on his own . He had enormous attention to detail – his paintings and sketches always showed meticulous craftsmanship . He had a great love of history . He is survived by his mother and his brother , and is particularly missed by his nephews .
We are aware of the following deaths and will be including further information in the next issue :
William George Frederick Organ ( Bursar , 94-04 ) died 28.8.2017
Rosalind Mary Williams ( Co Ro , 82-01 ) died 24.10 2017
Charles Eyres Carrington ( E , 35-40 ) died 9.10.2017
Ian West Stoddart ( E , 36-41 ) died 31.8.2017
Colin Irving Richmond-Watson ( C , 39-43 ) died 20.8.2017
John Michael Antony Gurney ( K , 41-45 ) died 3.10.2017
Hubert Gaitskell Ashton ( E , 43-48 ) died 28.10.2017
Laurence Edward Ellis ( Coll , 45-50 ) died 7.8.2017
Ivan Mrosovsky ( H , 46-51 ) died 1.4.2016
Peter William Parker ( Coll , 46-51 ) died 25.8.2017
Christopher John Royden ( F , 50-55 ) died 11.9.2017
John Michael Porter ( K , 51-56 ) died 30.8.2017
Archibald Richard Courage ( A , 52-57 ) died 12.8.2017
Charles John Richard Elton ( F , 54-59 ) died 9.10.2017
Simon Aubrey Robin Hood Hastings- Bass ( K , 64-69 ) died 6.10.2017
Henry James Angell-Jones ( F , 76-80 ) died on 30.10.2017
Thomas Henry Ralph Horton ( I , 98-03 ) died 23.10.17
Errata - we apologise for the following mistakes in TS 123 :
JP Latta – His marriage to his second wife was not dissolved . She died tragically two years after they were married .
PW Ward-Perkins – His name was Patrick Willoughby Ward-Perkins .
GE Darwin – His wife Shuna did not survive him but predeceased him .
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