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Ejnar Alfred Meyer Marie Eleonora Kirstine Ulrik Ejnar Nielsen Engbæk Astrid Jakobsen Siim
1881 - 1961 1882 - ? 1890 - 1939 1890 - 1963
Tom Meyer, Anetavle Gunhild Siim Engbæk, Anetavle
Født: 19. marts 1917 i Bristol Født: 22. juni 1920 i Fødselsanstalten i Jylland, Århus, døbt i Stilling.
Død: 13. maj 2002 Død: -
Gift: 4. september 1947 i Kastellet, København
Børn: Nicolas Paul Meyer, født 1952 og Jacqueline Meyer, født 1954.

Gunhild blev uddannet fysioterapeut, og hun arbejdede på Neurologisk-Kirurgisk Afdeling og Neurokirurgisk Afdeling på St. George's University of London.

Tom blev uddannet jurist, og han arbejdede som jurist i nogle år. Derefter blev han ansat i "the Civil Servie" i Ministeriet for Post og Telekommunikation. Tom var aktivt i det politiske parti Liberal Democrats i South East Cornwall.

I deres erhvervsaktive år boede de i Wimbledon. Da de begge var gået på pension i 1980, flyttede de til Cornwall, først i Lerryn, hvor de havde haft et fritidshus i mange år, og derefter i Lostwithiel. Gunhild flyttede til Lerryn i 2002.

Nick Meyer er praktiserende læge i Ledbury. Han er gift med Prilly, som er sygeplejerske (2007).

Jacqueline Meyer er gift med Jeremy Welsh, som er professor ved Kunsthøgskolen i Bergen (2007).

Tom Meyer 80th Birthday
At the eightieth birthday party for Tom Meyer are from left: Gunhild Meyer, wife; Prilly, daughter-in-law; Tom Meyer; Nick Meyer; Edward and Daniel, grandsons.

Birthday celebrations

A group of some forty friends and relatives gathered at the Restormel Lodge for a celebration lunch to mark the eightieth birthday of the well-known Lerryn 'character' Tom Meyer.
Tom was born in Bristol of Danish parents; his great grandfather having served as a minister in the Danish Parliament. Tom's wife, Gunhild, is also Danish, and the Autumn of this year will see their golden wedding anniversery.
Tom's career in the Civil Service saw him rise the heights of the first division, where he served his country in the then Department of Post and Telecommunications.
This enabled him to make much.use of his linguistic skills, and together with the fact that he had qualified as a lawyer and been called to the Bar, meant he was invaluable when travelling abroad on Government business.
He is an active member of the local community, amongst another things, serving on the local RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution) committee.

     

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