Colin Smith - Revision history

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Parents

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	\| partner =		\| partner =
	\| children = [[Norman Smith]]; [[Graham Smith]]		\| children = [[Norman Smith]]; [[Graham Smith]]
	\| parents =		\| parents = John Walter Smith; Mabel Annie Collingwood
	\| relatives =		\| relatives =
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Smeeds: Confirmation of birth year

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Confirmation of birth year

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	\| caption = Colin Smith		\| caption = Colin Smith
	\| birth_name =		\| birth_name =
	\| birth_date = ~~c1914~~ <!-- {{Birth date and age\|YYYY\|MM\|DD}} -->		\| birth_date = 1914 <!-- {{Birth date and age\|YYYY\|MM\|DD}} -->
	\| birth_place =		\| birth_place =
	\| disappeared_date = <!-- {{Disappeared date and age\|YYYY\|MM\|DD\|YYYY\|MM\|DD}} (disappeared date then birth date) -->		\| disappeared_date = <!-- {{Disappeared date and age\|YYYY\|MM\|DD\|YYYY\|MM\|DD}} (disappeared date then birth date) -->
	\| disappeared_place =		\| disappeared_place =
	\| disappeared_status =		\| disappeared_status =
	\| death_date = 11 August 2003 (aged ~~about 91~~) <!-- {{Death date and age\|YYYY\|MM\|DD\|YYYY\|MM\|DD}} (death date then birth date) -->		\| death_date = 11 August 2003 (aged 89) <!-- {{Death date and age\|YYYY\|MM\|DD\|YYYY\|MM\|DD}} (death date then birth date) -->
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Spouse

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	\| spouse = Phyl		\| spouse = Phyllis Gertrude "Phyl" Norman
	\| partner =		\| partner =
	\| children = [[Norman Smith]]; [[Graham Smith]]		\| children = [[Norman Smith]]; [[Graham Smith]]

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References

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	[[Category:1920s]]		[[Category:1920s]]
	[[Category:1930s]]		[[Category:1930s]]
			[[Category:See Also]]

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References

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			[[Category:1930s]]

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	In retirement Col maintained his interest in the RAF and was an active supporter of the local Aircrew Association<ref>[https://www.aircrew.org.uk/ Aircrew Association]</ref> and the [[Wikipedia:No. 97 Squadron RAF\|97 Squadron Association]]. He was a member of [[Wikipedia:Probus Clubs\|Probus]] for many years, attending their monthly luncheons where he could meet many of his old business acquaintances.		In retirement Col maintained his interest in the RAF and was an active supporter of the local Aircrew Association<ref>[https://www.aircrew.org.uk/ Aircrew Association]</ref> and the [[Wikipedia:No. 97 Squadron RAF\|97 Squadron Association]]. He was a member of [[Wikipedia:Probus Clubs\|Probus]] for many years, attending their monthly luncheons where he could meet many of his old business acquaintances.

	Col lived in Swineshead until 2002 when, following the death of his wife, Phyl, he moved to stay with his eldest son, Norman, in Chelmsford. He is survived by two sons, [[Norman Smith\|Norman]] (BGS 1956-1963) and [[Graham Smith\|Graham]] (BGS 1960-1967).		Col lived in Swineshead until 2002 when, following the death of his wife, Phyl, he moved to stay with his eldest son, Norman, in Chelmsford. He is survived by two sons, [[Norman Smith\|Norman]] (BGS 1956-1963) and [[Graham Smith\|Graham]] (BGS 1960-1967). Norman works as a [[Wikipedia:Patent attorney\|Patent Agent]] in London and Graham is a Research Scientist at [[Wikipedia:Brookhaven National Laboratory\|Brookhaven National Laboratory]], [[Wikipedia:Long Island\|Long Island]], New York.

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	In retirement Col maintained his interest in the RAF and was an active supporter of the local Aircrew Association<ref>[https://www.aircrew.org.uk/ Aircrew Association]</ref> and the [[Wikipedia:No. 97 Squadron RAF\|97 Squadron Association]]. He was a member of [[Wikipedia:Probus Clubs\|Probus]] for many years, attending their monthly luncheons where he could meet many of his old business acquaintances.		In retirement Col maintained his interest in the RAF and was an active supporter of the local Aircrew Association<ref>[https://www.aircrew.org.uk/ Aircrew Association]</ref> and the [[Wikipedia:No. 97 Squadron RAF\|97 Squadron Association]]. He was a member of [[Wikipedia:Probus Clubs\|Probus]] for many years, attending their monthly luncheons where he could meet many of his old business acquaintances.

	Col lived in Swineshead until 2002 when, following the death of his wife, Phyl, he moved to stay with his eldest son, Norman, in Chelmsford.		Col lived in Swineshead until 2002 when, following the death of his wife, Phyl, he moved to stay with his eldest son, Norman, in Chelmsford. He is survived by two sons, [[Norman Smith\|Norman]] (BGS 1956-1963) and [[Graham Smith\|Graham]] (BGS 1960-1967).

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	In retirement Col maintained his interest in the RAF and was an active supporter of the local Aircrew Association<ref>[https://www.aircrew.org.uk/ Aircrew Association]</ref> and the [[Wikipedia:No. 97 Squadron RAF\|97 Squadron Association]]. He was a member of [[Wikipedia:Probus Clubs\|Probus]] for many years, attending their monthly luncheons where he could meet many of his old business acquaintances.		In retirement Col maintained his interest in the RAF and was an active supporter of the local Aircrew Association<ref>[https://www.aircrew.org.uk/ Aircrew Association]</ref> and the [[Wikipedia:No. 97 Squadron RAF\|97 Squadron Association]]. He was a member of [[Wikipedia:Probus Clubs\|Probus]] for many years, attending their monthly luncheons where he could meet many of his old business acquaintances.

			Col lived in Swineshead until 2002 when, following the death of his wife, Phyl, he moved to stay with his eldest son, Norman, in Chelmsford.

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	For many years Col was a keen and active member of Swineshead Bowls Club, represented Lincolnshire County, and was President of Lincolnshire County EBF<ref>[https://www.fedbowls.co.uk/ English Bowling Federation]</ref>. He was also active in many local organisations such as the Swineshead Old Fellows Society, the Swineshead branch of the [[Wikipedia:The Royal British Legion\|British Legion]] and many local charities. He maintained his interest in the OBA, attending the annual dinners.		For many years Col was a keen and active member of Swineshead Bowls Club, represented Lincolnshire County, and was President of Lincolnshire County EBF<ref>[https://www.fedbowls.co.uk/ English Bowling Federation]</ref>. He was also active in many local organisations such as the Swineshead Old Fellows Society, the Swineshead branch of the [[Wikipedia:The Royal British Legion\|British Legion]] and many local charities. He maintained his interest in the OBA, attending the annual dinners.

			In retirement Col maintained his interest in the RAF and was an active supporter of the local Aircrew Association<ref>[https://www.aircrew.org.uk/ Aircrew Association]</ref> and the [[Wikipedia:No. 97 Squadron RAF\|97 Squadron Association]]. He was a member of [[Wikipedia:Probus Clubs\|Probus]] for many years, attending their monthly luncheons where he could meet many of his old business acquaintances.

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	At the end of the war, Col spent a short time on [[Wikipedia:RAF Transport Command\|transport command]], travelling to India and other places in that part of the world to bring troops home. He would probably have liked to have carried on flying, but duty called and he returned to the family business which he continued to run until his retirement in 1979.		At the end of the war, Col spent a short time on [[Wikipedia:RAF Transport Command\|transport command]], travelling to India and other places in that part of the world to bring troops home. He would probably have liked to have carried on flying, but duty called and he returned to the family business which he continued to run until his retirement in 1979.

			For many years Col was a keen and active member of Swineshead Bowls Club, represented Lincolnshire County, and was President of Lincolnshire County EBF<ref>[https://www.fedbowls.co.uk/ English Bowling Federation]</ref>. He was also active in many local organisations such as the Swineshead Old Fellows Society, the Swineshead branch of the [[Wikipedia:The Royal British Legion\|British Legion]] and many local charities. He maintained his interest in the OBA, attending the annual dinners.

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