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BTW - Why don't you plan to come to the Annual Dinner - held at the Liverpool
Athenaeum Club - where you will have a warm welcome and a most enjoyable
evening in a lovely building with good company. (To email for further
information, click on Annual
Dinner )
Or,
(better still) you can download a Dinner Application Form by clicking
on HERE.
Membership
Are you a member of the Association? - Did you
know that there are over 550 members of the Association? - Members
receive a copy of the Annual Newsletter (some 50 pages), which is full
of information, correspondence, photographs and reports on events. The
Annual Subscription is only £10 - Life Membership is £90
To email for further details and an Application Form, click on
Secretary
Or you can download an Application Form, from this Site. by "pressing
<CTRL> and <P> AFTER clicking on
HERE.
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COUNCIL MEMBERS
Members of the Council
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DEREK CORLETT - Council Member.
School 1955-60
On leaving School his first job offer came from Motor Union Insurance
Co which he accepted principally as they were then associated with
the AA. The Company was part of the Royal Exchange Assurance who later
became GRE. On reaching the age of 50 in 1993 he accepted terms for
early retirement. His role was Area Life Superintendent and he was
a founder member of the Liverpool Life and Pensions Society and becoming
Chairman in 1982.
Until Government changes took place he served as General Commissioner
of Tax for some 15 years.
His connection with GRE continues as the Pensioners Representative
for Merseyside and North Wales. Apart from playing regular golf at
West Derby Golf Club he serves as a Trustee of West Derby Waste Lands
Charity.
On taking over the duties of organising the COB Annual Dinner, he
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ROBERT (ROB) DODGSON - Council Member
School 1969-73
Studied Physical Sciences
and Analytical Chemistry. Had a successful career as a Research
Scientist in the Chemical and Pharmaceutical industries, Later,
after further studies, had a
second successful career in senior roles in Information Systems
and Technology.
Now retired, is busy
with micro-controller research, music composition and writing.
He is a published author and musician. Rob is our webmaster and
looks after the COBA website and Facebook page. He was elected
onto the COBA Council in 2014
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PHILIP BROWN - Council Member.
School 1969 - 74
On leaving school he joined Liverpool City Council working in the
City Treasury for two years.
He left to become a Civil Servant working for the Inland Revenue
(now HMRC). He still works there on a "partially retired"
basis.
Elected onto the COBA Council in 2017 as assistant to Hon. Secretary
David Williams.
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Steve Brown - Council Member.
School
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George Griffiths - Council Member.
School
1966-73
Worked in HM Customs & Excise (and latterly HM Revenue & Customs)
for almost 40 years – mostly as a management trainer. Retired in
2013 and most of my time is spent serving my church in Tuebrook,
Liverpool – helping out with an assortment of works ranging from
playing my guitar for Toddlers Group (“the wheels on the bus” and
“incy wincy spider” etc.) and our new Big Sing initiative (aimed at
people affected by dementia). I used to look after my three
grandsons – but now they seem to be charged with looking after me!
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Bill Thomas - Council Member.
School
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Steve Derby - Council Member.
School
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- Council Member.
School
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Notable achievements of Old Boys
The Association is compiling a list of former pupils of the School who
made a notable mark in life. Some achieved high office; some were accorded
public honours, medals for bravery or were inventive in their profession.
Some were, or still are, great sportsmen or well-known actors. The list
is endless. It is felt that there should be some lasting record of these
achievements. If you know of such an Old Boy, or are indeed one, contact
our Secretary and let us know. This list will be included in the Website,
the Newsletter and will be deposited ultimately with the Liverpool Record
Office.
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