Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

1969

Rev. Capt C.H.Heath-Caldwell DSO RN aged 79/80

Violet M. Heath-Caldwell - aged 83/84

Patricia M.C.Heath-Caldwell aged 48/49 

Diana Charlton - (Danny) - (ne Heath-Caldwell) aged 47/48

Rosamond Attwood - (Ros) - (ne Heath-Caldwell) aged 43/44

J.A. Heath-Caldwell (NZ) aged 38/39

D.A.Heath-Caldwell (NZ) (ne Jones) aged 33/34

Letter

From - Mrs D.A. Rogers, 48 Fenton St, Stratford, NZ

 to VMHC The Pound House, Cattistock, UK

Dear Mrs Heath-Caldwell,

This afternoon I had a very pleasant visit with Dora and the children. Dora came to me after church and took me home for lunch. Last Wednesday I gave Jeremy some stamps for his collection. I get some unusual ones from Papua New Guinea, so today I had to see his collection, which is quite large and very neatly keep in a special album.

Then I saw Hilary's and then Michael's. Not nearly as many as Jeremy's but I gave him my son Geoff's collection. Geoff was killed on Mt. Egmont. I think stamp collecting is a great hobby for children, even if they do not keep it up.

My son Nick also had a collection when he was young - very higgle-piggely, but last time he was home he found it still around here - so he took it back with him. He has a little son now, so he wants to get it all straightened up for little NIcholas Peter when he is old enough! That will not take long either, as they grow up all too quickly.Hilary, Jeremy and Michael are all growing well and doing well. Hileary made me a very nice cup of tea. They are all very well occupied -  a very good thing. Hilary showed me the Siamese kittens must (new?) pets! They were all going for a swim when I came home - a very good thing too.

 Dora is well thought of at St.Mary's. The pupils there have done well in the exams.

Nick and family are coming for Christmas, Lucy and I are wellRegards from Doris Rogers.