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I first came to know her well after we<br />

shared a room at Steve Cheetham’s 60th<br />

birthday party in Yorkshire. Over the<br />

following years we enjoyed monthly<br />

suppers after Globie meetings, regular<br />

lunches, annual trips to the Brighton festival,<br />

a rendezvous in Torino and several<br />

significant birthday celebrations including Rosalie’s very memorable<br />

70th birthday party in 2014.” - Hilary Clark<br />

Betty Dawes 1929 - <strong>2019</strong><br />

“Betty Dawes (nee Browning)<br />

had been a <strong>Globe</strong>trotter<br />

member since 1950. She<br />

lived in Croydon and looked<br />

after her aged parents. In<br />

true Globies fashion she<br />

invited members Phylis and<br />

Len Dawes to stay with her when they visited London to come to meetings.<br />

She also had a visit from a US member, Helen, who was coming<br />

to the UK and Europe. Helen asked Betty to buy a scooter for her and<br />

join her on her trip. Betty also met and became friends with Morphy<br />

Richards (right) at the <strong>Globe</strong>trotter meetings. They spent several holidays<br />

travelling together on their scooters. After the death of his wife,<br />

Len continued to stay with Betty when visiting London to attend meetings.<br />

In 1992 they married and Betty moved to Birchover, Derbyshire.<br />

They came to <strong>Globe</strong>trotters meetings occasionally but had been unable<br />

to travel far in recent years.<br />

I had the privilege of taking Morphy to see Betty in the last couple of<br />

years and enjoyed many hours of hearing about <strong>Globe</strong>trotters in the<br />

past.” - Barbara Brooks<br />

Summer/Autumn <strong>2019</strong><br />

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