RIP Graham Enderby 62-71

[Mid A 15]

I was sorry to read in the CHOBA Newsletter that Graham Enderby has passed away.

He and I were in Maine A together for a couple of years. I didn't have a great deal to do with him as he was a bit older but he was always amiable and friendly when our paths did cross.

However, it seems he went on to make a real difference to the legal rights of vulnerable people unable to defend themselves via the 'Bournewood Case:'

https://www.equalityhumanrights.com/en/ ... ewood-case Graham is 'Mr E.'

http://www.peteredwardslaw.com/latest/a ... m-enderby/

RIP Graham.

[Katharine]

Thanks for that link, a remarkable story. Sadly vulnerable people still need advocates like Graham and his wife

[Ever Bluer]

Nice to see he qualified for an obituary in the Guardian:

https://www.theguardian.com/society/202 ... y-obituary

[Mid A 15]

Nice to see he qualified for an obituary in the Guardian:

https://www.theguardian.com/society/202 ... y-obituary

Thanks for posting this. I hadn't seen it.

[ASR]

Sad news - just read the Guardian obit. Can anyone tell me what senior house he was in? I was in Peel A 69-73 and wondering if he was too, two years ahead of me? His name is so familiar, though not someone I knew. He leaves a great legacy.

[Goatherd]

99% sure that Graham was in Peele A.