Pamela Moresby
This was taken in the 1980s me and Dad.
I don’t remember much about it, some one else took it.
Dad was a person who took on heavy responsibilities early on in life and he was some one others depended on.
He began a Bank Clerk and progressed to Bank Manager and then to Bank Executive.
A Bank Manager is not a rich person, they look after other people’s money in trust. They are in that position because they are people others can trust.
I apologise for the poor photo quality but it was taken from some one else’s album.
Sadly he passed away in 1993 due to cancer…He lived for 70 years…
Beautiful picture and fond memories of your dad.
Thanks so much Vidocka, glad you like it
I thought its quite clear a photo.
He is a trustworthy person and that is very admirable!
Thanks so much Alibb…It is great to have people who are trustworthy in the bank, Dad was not always popular because caught people who were not trustworthy…
He stood up for what was right.
People in business need to be trustworthy
Aww, that’s a lovely photo of you and your Dad. Such special memories.
Thanks Coffee Queen yes, memories soon behind me but at least my Dad did good.
Like you, Pamela, my father was a bank employee – his job title was “bank official”, which meant “senior clerk”. He died at the age of 76 – it would have been his 113th birthday the day before yesterday!
A bank employee holds a highly respectable job and he did a lot of good in this life. I am proud of any one employed in finance who does a good honest job.
You must be very proud of him, I am proud of my Dad too.
Thanks so much Indexer for your kind comments
The picture is still good … but it’s a beautiful memory …. your dad was a great man, dear Pamela
Thanks so much Lado, glad you like the photo..yes, Dad was a great man
With great pleasure, dear friend
Great Image , I badly missing my father today
Yes, there are conversations I would have liked to have with him but didn’t. I guess I am fortunate to have him as Dad.
The photo is still good. And old is good. I like old photos. Your father had one of the best qualities of a human being – dependable (trustful).
Yes, he did, although to be honest I did not fully trust him, he could suddenly be angry with no warning and it was scary.
I loved Dad even so
I understand but there are qualities of his you liked.
Quite a lot of his qualities, he did what was right, took care of people and he was fair.
You have a great memory there Most adore their fathers and I did too.
Yes, in our own ways there was love but the war and his circumstances caused a lot of harm.
Post traumatic stress but he would never talk about it… I actually don’t blame him . He flew planes and some people with him on planes died.
Thank you for sharing those details though traumatic.
I know your father was a great man. Good memories you have in your heart and in photos. I miss mine every day and I know you do as well.
Yes, I do miss him and wish we could have talked more but Dad kept a lot to himself…Blame war.
I think he wanted to protect us from having to go to war as well.