![]() ![]() In retirement he enjoyed attending Regimental reunions and meeting old friends. ![]() Following the dismantling of the BMH in Germany he retired as Lt Col and retrained as a GP in Lancashire, before retiring in 2010. It was in Iserlohn that he met his wife Mandy who was serving as a Lieutenant midwife in the QARANC, and they had two sons. At the end of this attachment, which he thoroughly enjoyed, he then trained in obstetrics and was posted to various British Military Hospitals in Germany. He served as MO to the Green Jackets in Münster, Northern Ireland (MiD) and Hong Kong. During his course he enrolled in the medical graduate scheme as an army doctor. Born in 1943, he won a scholarship to Stonyhurst before studying medicine at St Thomas’ Hospital in London. There will be a reception afterwards in the village pavilion across the road.ĭr Denis Brennan, died unexpectedly, but peacefully on 26th February 2022 surrounded by his family after a short illness. There will be a memorial service on Tuesday 15th March 2022 at 12.30pm in St Ambrose Church, Grindleton, near Clitheroe. His final years were spent in retirement in the Glasgow community. From 2003 to 2014 he worked in Edinburgh, as minister and later in hospital chaplaincy, a ministry which he continued in Glasgow between 20. ![]() Between 19 he was at St Mary’s Hall at Stonyhurst, teaching RE and working in the chaplaincy and the library.Ī sabbatical spent in South Africa and India followed, after which he worked for brief spells in Stamford Hill, Enfield, and Mount Street. He returned to St John’s Beaumont for the academic year 1992-3, then spent three years on the parish staff at St Aloysius Glasgow. Three years later he returned to St John’s Beaumont to teach RE, then in 1988 he was missioned to South Africa.Īfter an initial sabbatical there, he worked in the Yeoville parish in Johannesburg, taught RE at the Sacred Heart College in Belgravia, and later, briefly, at the school at Elandskop. After a year at Stonyhurst he moved to the Sacred Heart Edinburgh in 1979 as sub-minister, and worked on the parish team. At the end of 1972 he returned to Britain, working as assistant minister at Wimbledon College and teaching RE at King’s College Wimbledon and then at St John’s Beaumont. He stayed in Rhodesia for a decade, teaching RE (amongst other ministries) at Hartman House from 1963, and at St George’s College from 1967. In 1961 he returned to Roehampton to make his tertianship under Fr Dandria, and next travelled to Chishawasha Seminary in what was then Southern Rhodesia, doing domestic work. He was then sent to Heythrop in Oxfordshire to work in the house, becoming refectorian two years later. He joined the novitiate at Manresa Roehampton as a brother at the age of 17, moving to Harlaxton where he took first vows in 1952. Ted was born on 30th September 1932 in Glasgow, and was educated at a number of different schools in that city. He was 90 years old, in the 73rd year of religious life. I am sorry to let you know of the death of Ted Coyle, at the St Aloysius residence in Glasgow, in the early hours of this morning, 19th January 2023. ![]()
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