Thank you for taking the time and effort to track us down and send us an invitation for this weekend.
For anyone interested here is a brief resume
We attended St Matthews quite a few years ago when it was still in Hensman Rd and David Seccombe was the rector and we lived just a few houses away in Hensman Rd. There is no doubt that St Matthews played a large part in my Christian development and it was no also a large part of Nancy’s spiritual development.
Around 1990 Nancy finally answer the call to ministry and was ordained in 1994 becoming assistant chaplain to Rev Joyce Polson at St Mary’s in Karrinyup, then Chaplain at St Marks in Hillarys before taking over in the Anglican Parish of Swan in 1996 where she continued her ministry as rector until her accident in December 2002. Nancy has quite severe hypoxic brain injury as a result of the accident and now lives at home with me in Dianella. We have a wonderful team of carer’s that help look after her when I am at work or away overseas with work.
Our three sons, Andrew, Douglas and Robert, who all attended St Matthews are now all married and spread around the globe. Andrew lives in Melbourne with his wife Kate and are expecting their first child any day. Douglas is married to Mitsuyo and they live in New York with their two girls Hannah (5) and Rosie (3). The youngest one, Robert, lives here in Perth with his wife Donna and their son Tyler (7 months).
Unfortunately I don’t think that both of us will be able to make the picnic on Saturday due to other commitments and the activity limitations imposed by Nancy’s accident.
There is a chance that I may be able to come for a short time as I would love to catch up with some of the folk I have not seen for such a long time.
We will however try to attend the Sunday morning service at 10:00am.
Kind regards
Lindsay and Nancy Scott
For anyone interested here is a brief resume
We attended St Matthews quite a few years ago when it was still in Hensman Rd and David Seccombe was the rector and we lived just a few houses away in Hensman Rd. There is no doubt that St Matthews played a large part in my Christian development and it was no also a large part of Nancy’s spiritual development.
Around 1990 Nancy finally answer the call to ministry and was ordained in 1994 becoming assistant chaplain to Rev Joyce Polson at St Mary’s in Karrinyup, then Chaplain at St Marks in Hillarys before taking over in the Anglican Parish of Swan in 1996 where she continued her ministry as rector until her accident in December 2002. Nancy has quite severe hypoxic brain injury as a result of the accident and now lives at home with me in Dianella. We have a wonderful team of carer’s that help look after her when I am at work or away overseas with work.
Our three sons, Andrew, Douglas and Robert, who all attended St Matthews are now all married and spread around the globe. Andrew lives in Melbourne with his wife Kate and are expecting their first child any day. Douglas is married to Mitsuyo and they live in New York with their two girls Hannah (5) and Rosie (3). The youngest one, Robert, lives here in Perth with his wife Donna and their son Tyler (7 months).
Unfortunately I don’t think that both of us will be able to make the picnic on Saturday due to other commitments and the activity limitations imposed by Nancy’s accident.
There is a chance that I may be able to come for a short time as I would love to catch up with some of the folk I have not seen for such a long time.
We will however try to attend the Sunday morning service at 10:00am.
Kind regards
Lindsay and Nancy Scott
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Awww Lindsay, all your little boys are grown up...sigh. I used to baby sit them when robert was two;we played cricket, did handstands and tortured the puppy you had briefly...the memories. Nancy was also my year master and drama teacher in year 12 at Hollywood - it was good to get to know her as an almost adult. Best wishes to all of you - and are you still doing gymnastics? (Hee, Hee)
Love Rachel Halbert (nee Dixon)
Reverend Joyce Polson is a woman in man’s clothes she is an it!!!!
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