marj boz

Sorry but I thought this was you trastrick 23-06-2013, 11:28 I remember Pete Scholey's mum Connie. Her and my Nanan were good friends. My Nanan was Eva Parkin and she lived with her parents Edgar and Eva Stocks on Myrtle Road, opposide the cobbles on Heeley Green. My mum Carol Parkin born 1944 went to Heeley Bank school, as did her brother Ronnie Parkin who is a few years older. Yes, I remember Connie, she was a single mother at the time and working. Me and Pete set up their cellar kitchen to make small tables and stools, but we never finished the first one. He did go on to be a joiner though. Last I heard Pete was in South Africa. My granma Caswell lived across the road at 348, next door to my pal Hewie Keenan. Another pal Frank Roncksly lived a couple of doors down. I do remember Ronnie at Heeley Bank, a year or two older than me. He played football for the school. (I hadn't heard that term "cobbles" in 60 years.)

Hi does anybody know the were abouts of Carol and Ronnie Parkin ? Carol Parkin born 1944 went to Heeley Bank school, as did her brother Ronnie Parkin who is a few years older. They lived Myrtle Road, opposide the cobbles on Heeley Green. Thank you Marj Boz

I lived in America for 10 years and had to pay a big premium each month for cover if you have no money and lose your job then you have no health cover. People in the Uk should count themselfs so lucky to be able to go to A/E and not have to pay . I am Sheffield born and bred and so proud to be British and back living in the UK ./'

Hi trastrick Was your Mum Carol Parkin from Arbourthorne ? ---------- Post added 18-12-2014 at 18:40 ---------- britches-----trousers, knickers causey---pavement faffin’-- messing about flaggin’--getting tired