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Am I mistaken, but was Fifi the Training Commander at one stage..?

Always thought he was - as previously said - a bit aloof, but I put that down to his RN origins. Thought he was a straight up decent bloke.

I remember him when he was General Manager of GID.

I thought he taught us maths, either before, or after Uksi (?)...

Seejay wrote:Am I mistaken, but was Fifi the Training Commander at one stage..?

Always thought he was - as previously said - a bit aloof, but I put that down to his RN origins. Thought he was a straight up decent bloke.

Don't believe he was TC, the RN'er that was at one stage was, I believe, David Mark Alexander Hans Hamilton!!

He left Nirimba at the end of 65 and joined Vampire as MEO, from 66-67 when he went to GID as project superintendent then as SPJP.

I don't recall him teaching maths, Rick, but he have have taught is to others.

Funeral arrangements for Nigel Berlyn.

Due to space limitations with extended family & friends the Chapel at the funeral home is now full and all the guests we have been in touch with know where they need to be by when. (We will have direct follow up comms for them available shortly.)

Please share this invite with any other interested parties and they need to know they are most welcome to attend the streamed service here at Annesley, 10 Westwood Drive, Bowral in The Garden Room at 1:00 pm (At Cafe Annesley site in map below) and of course the actual wake which starts at 2:30 pm at an immediately adjacent venue.

Best parking is available on Westwood Drive or intersecting Aitken Road.

If people would like to attend the celebration of our Dad, Nigel, virtually - the link that is now live they can use is:

https://beavansfunerals.com.au/live-str ... 076e3c65a4" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The notice below will appear in this Saturday’s SMH:

Kind regards,

Nick, Matt, & James Berlyn & Ali Titterton

Posted on behalf of 13th MOBI Intake Chippy Paul 'Polly' Adcock...

"Hi Rick,

I thank you providing this information about the sad passing my old Divisional Officer Lt Berlin. I will always remember and appreciate how he reached out to me through the athletics group and kept me
focused at Nirimba. I'm sure I would not have made it but for his encouragement.

I do remember how pissed he was with us all at Mussellbrook when we got on the grog. I also remember that he was chuffed that we couldn't better his time to drive from Nirimba to Mussellbrook.

Fondly remembered.

I don't have access to Skilled Hands but would appreciate you posting for me if you would please.

Trust this finds you well.

Regards,

Paul Adcock"