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Paul Wright (K42-50) died on 12 December 2020. He was a regular at the Norfolk Suppers and farmed in Lincolnshire.

Robin Adrian Foster-Clarke (R54-57) died suddenly on 11 November 2020 at James Paget Hospital. Much loved husband of Anne, father of Sarah (P84-86), James (Z78-86), and Sophie (P86-92). A private funeral was held on 30 November 2020. He was a supporter of Norfolk Suppers in earlier years.

Christopher Gordon Subba-Row (R74-78) died at the young age of 59 on 27 September 2020. He was the son of renouned cricketer Raman Subba-Row. His funeral is on Tuesday 27 October 2020.

Christopher Gordon Subba-Row (R74-78) died at the young age of 59 on 27 September 2020.  He was the son of renowned cricketer Raman Subba-Row.  His funeral is on Tuesday 27 October.

John Whipp (Hon OF) died on 24 September 2020. He was Housemaster of Stradbroke, Head of German, very much responsible for the SOF Registrar and a Vice President of SOF.

Maurice Frederick Wonnacott (K64-69) died unexpectedly on 25 August 2020 while on holiday in Greece with his wife Sandy and 15-year-old son.

Charles (Peter) Smallpeice (K49-57) died on 9 August 2020 aged 80. Colin Wigg OF represented the SOF at Earlham Crematorium Norwich on Wednesday 16th September. His Italian wife Betty was appreciative that the OFs were represented and the tribute given by the vicar focused mainly on his considerable and generous support of both the Anglican and Catholic Cathedrals in Norwich.

Martin Andrew Sleeuw (G80-84) died on 16 June 2020. The East Anglian Daily Times said ” It is with great sadness that we have heard of the untimely death of Martin Sleeuw. Martin was a skilled Chartered Surveyor, and BREEAM accredited professional. He worked for a total of 11 years for Targetfollow Estates Limited as a senior director between 2001 and 2018. Martin was a major contributor to significant property projects in the UK and Germany, overseeing the refurbishment of Centre Point in London and Baskerville House in Birmingham as well as numerous other projects. Not only was his work of high standard and of consistently exceptional quality – it was always done with integrity. Martin had a particular interest and enthusiasm for the environmental impact of property, which informed his work with Targetfollow and with the University of East Anglia. Whilst with UEA he was involved in the development and establishment of The Enterprise Centre – an award-winning sustainable building. While his work was respected internationally, Martin was seen as a key figure and authority in the East Anglian real estate industry, and his passing away leaves a presence that will be sorely missed. Within the industry where he had worked for 30 years, he had huge respect from his colleagues – many of whom were also close friends. “

Stephen Philip Llewellyn (R57-64) died on 8 May 2020 in Ipswich.  Known to a number of OFs through his time in Hong Kong as a barrister. We were notified by Ian Howard (S57-62).