This week I caught up with the very knowledgeable, man of many talents- Jack Brown.
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This week I caught up with the beautiful Maryanne Novotny. Maryanne is very proud of her family and it certainly shows; her eyes light up when she talks about them.
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This week I caught up with the beautiful Beveley Cotterell
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This week I caught up with the beautiful Ruby Sharp. “I had a good life, it still is, I can’t wish for anything better.”
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This week I caught up with the hilariously cheeky Edith Walden. “I think it’s the best town in the world myself, I’m very proud of Orange, it’s well-kept, it’s nice to look at and nice to travel around it- best place in the world, I’m an Orange girl through and through.”
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This week we caught up with the happy, caring and loveable Patricia Raffen. “Life has been very good to me, I’ve always tried to get on with everyone I meet, I enjoy people and their company, and I like to be kept busy.”
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This week we caught up with the very cheeky, fun-loving and active Mrs Janet Norton, the kind of active that makes my 24-year-old self feel like I need to go out and get myself a gym membership. Janet was born in Cudal and has lived there ever since, on the family farm.
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This week we caught up with the beautiful Mrs Ursula Hennessey. A genuine, happy and down to earth lady who has some wonderful wise words to share.
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Brian Keighran was born in Albury in 1934. He's been married to Marlene since 1957, has three daughters, 12 grand-children, 3 great grand-children and 3 more currently on the way.
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This week we were alerted to a wonderful achievement from Orange local, Louise Eggleston.
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This week we caught up with Mr David Birt. A former Veteran, I was told he has a plaque from the French Government thanking David for his service. “It’s been quite an exciting life I’ve lived, I often think about it and think it has been great.”
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“The year after the war I was a finalist in the Miss Australia Competition, it was about who raised the most money for charity. I was on the front page of the paper when I made my debut. We went out on a boat once and when we got right out the boat broke down, we had to wait for the lifesaver and swim ashore, well I didn’t wait for the lifesaver I swam myself to shore.” *laughs*
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This week we caught up with the very humble, Margaret Marriott. Margaret describes herself as very quiet and unassuming, “That’s just the way I am, I take a back seat.”
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This week we caught up with the beautiful Betty Cooper who resides at Gosling Creek Aged Care. You could sit and listen to Betty all day, she has the most interesting stories, we hope you enjoy her Words of Wisdom.
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This week we caught up with previous Canowindra local, Mr Len Nash. Len was the youngest of nine children, the bush lifestyle was always his calling, “The freedom and beauty of the bush, the sunrise and sunsets - they are beautiful.”
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This week we caught up with Mrs Aspinall, “I’m a busy little bee and I have a great love of animals.”
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This week we caught up with the very cheeky Mr Fallon, he mentioned with a big grin, “How I haven’t had a car accident yet is beyond me, I am the worst car driver in Australia.”
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I went to boarding school when I was 8 and I left when I was 18. When I turned 14 my father was a master craftsman goldsmith, English trained, but I was born in Australia, so I couldn’t follow the protocol, so he taught me to be a silversmith.
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