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Obituary: Sister Pat's lifetime of faith and selflessness - Vimarsana News

Obituary: Sister Pat's lifetime of faith and selflessness

Sister Patricia Bartley passed away peacefully on Monday, May 22, aged 92.

Sister Pat taught at Catholic schools in Quirindi and Werris Creek | The Northern Daily Leader - Vimarsana News

Sister Pat taught at Catholic schools in Quirindi and Werris Creek | The Northern Daily Leader

Sister Patricia Bartley passed away peacefully on Monday, May 22, aged 92.

Sister Pat taught at Catholic schools in Quirindi and Werris Creek | Namoi Valley Independent - Vimarsana News

Sister Pat taught at Catholic schools in Quirindi and Werris Creek | Namoi Valley Independent

Sister Patricia Bartley passed away peacefully on Monday, May 22, aged 92.

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Patricia Brown obituary - Vimarsana News

Patricia Brown obituary

Last modified on Sun 2 May 2021 14.41 EDT Patricia Brown, who has died aged 103, was one of the leading female British codebreakers during the second world war, initially with the Government Code & Cypher School at Bletchley Park and then as the head of its German diplomatic section, based in Berkeley Street in Mayfair. Known then as Pat Bartley, she not only played a key role in the breaking of the main German diplomatic code, Floradora, but her skilful leadership and management of cooperation with her US counterparts ensured a difficult system was broken far more quickly than expected. She ...

Fermoy divers brave frigid conditions to keep up tradition - Vimarsana News

Fermoy divers brave frigid conditions to keep up tradition

While the majority of festive events fell foul of the Covid pandemic, an intrepid quartet of divers from the Blackwater Sub Aqua Club (SAC) still took the plunge for their annual St Stephen's Day Fin Swim. Normally one of the club's most important annual fundraisers, the event would ordinarily attract a large number of spectators to watch club members brave the frigid waters of the River Blackwater. However, this year just four divers took part in the event, with club spokesperson Timmy Carey saying strict social distancing measures were in place throughout. "This year has been difficult f...