The Abattoir!

[georg ruf jr.]

If we're talking about the same girl she was younger than me. I remember her parents being older, yes.
Are you sure you're so much older than me? ;)  Thought there's only one years difference...

[Barbara Eia (Brownless)]

leslie live a few doors away from the worths. She was an only child, dont know how old she was but she was young when she died

[Diana Rudd (Boehme)]

I think Leslie was about 7/8yrs when she died,she did live near the Worths and if I'm not mistaken was knocked down outside her house.Not sure of the year now but well before 1975.Her mom Vena is now married to Ronny Young. Diane's dad.

[Barbara Eia (Brownless)]

Yes Diana you are right it was just outside her house I think it was 1974

[Florrie van Zyl (Muir)]

Georg, how old are you, not sure if you told me (Alzheimers again), I turn 46 in September.

[georgswa (Georg Ruf) (RIP)]

Georg, how old are you, not sure if you told me (Alzheimers again), I turn 46 in September.

I have nor problem about that Florrie, you can see that on my profile, i was born long time ago in the 2. WW 1941

I am what you call a fossile in this forum, i dont know any other my age that is involved like me LOL

I hope to slow down Mr Alzheimer with that  He is waiting round the corner to get me....the bugger 

[barb (Fry)]

No  Georg you are our resident silver surfer.
Wish more of your kind where on board.

[Florrie van Zyl (Muir)]

Georg snr, you look good for your age, need wisdom on this forum. How old is Georg jnr?

[georgswa (Georg Ruf) (RIP)]

Thanks Florrie, wisdom must still come.........

Georg jun is my eldest he turns 44 this month, you can see i started early, is also an advantage but definitly to young looking at it retrospective. But i do not regret anything. Came down south at the age of 26 with the whole family, the youngest was less then a year old.

[georg ruf jr.]

We can never know if the decision we make in life were realy the right ones. Started early to.
So who knows...

[Florrie van Zyl (Muir)]

My husband constantly has to make decisions about when to sell the wheat etc. It sometimes happens that after he has sold, the price climbs and he beats himself up about it. I always remind him, you made the best decision based on the information you had available, and I think that counts for most things in life. If you think this way, there isn't much room for regret.

[bobbysmith]

with a wife thinking as you do florrie,your man has hit the jackpot anyway,you are spot on,you can only go with market forces,hope you have a bumber harvest and make sufficient to bring the family over to the uk,you will always be welcome to stay with us,heres hoping,xx

[Florrie van Zyl (Muir)]

Bobby you are still so sweet, thanks. Don't think my husband always feels so lucky, when I am good, I am good, but when I am bad, I am terrible, a real pain to live with sometimes. Thanks for the offer, we will definitely take you up on that. I was over there about 6 years ago, stayed with a friend of a friend in Kingston-upon-Thames, did sightseeing in London only. Pity the forum wasn't up and running then, could have met with a few ex-Oranjemunders. Wilhelm and I have plans to do more travelling so will definitely see you then. If you ever want to visit SA, not much to see here in Kimberley except the big hole, we would love to have you visit us. Wilhelm can "kuier" and always makes my old friends feel welcome, even my first husband and his wife come from Nelspruit to visit us. I think actually, I am the lucky one to have the husband I do.