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those of you who are "older"HUKI members may be interested to know that Henry Griffies of Dingleburn Holsteins,formerly of scotland passed away 2 days ago while waiting for a liver transplant.
14/2/2008, 21:39   
 
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Quite a shock when we heard on tuesday night at a Holstein Club meeting. All our sympathies to Margaret, Jay and Robbie and their families.
15/2/2008, 22:14   
 
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"Dingleburn Vogue" was one of the first straws we ever AI`d with..remember reading his column periodically in "The Scottish Farmer"...
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I had the pleasure of working with Henry at many shows and sales over the years and can honestly say that the guy was a genius in the world of "stocksmen"...i,m sure he will be sitting on a cloud somewhere planning his next adventure ,,god bless "Henry" you were a bit special....
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I remember when he was the first ever classifier for Ayrshires in the UK. We first classified in about 1974.
20/2/2008, 1:21   
 
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just got home from his funeral and yes it was a big turnout and quite lovely with a scottish piper playing mull of kintyre leading him down to his resting spot at cobram cematary.we couldnt stay for afternoon tea as rain was threatening the 4 bulka bags left in the houseyard before we left.
20/2/2008, 6:29   
 
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just got home from his funeral and yes it was a big turnout and quite lovely with a scottish piper playing mull of kintyre leading him down to his resting spot at cobram cematary.we couldnt stay for afternoon tea as rain was threatening the 4 bulka bags left in the houseyard before we left.
20/2/2008, 6:29   
 


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