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Open-access content Wednesday 6th December 2017 — updated 5.50pm, Wednesday 29th April 2020

The ACA Charity Golf Day once again took place in late summer at West Hill Golf Club in Surrey, one of the country’s ‘Top 100’ courses.


Alan Alfred Jenkinson was a Fellow based in the UK who gained Fellowship in 1960. He passed away aged 82.


George Desmond Shirley was a Fellow based in the UK who gained Fellowship in 1962. He passed away aged 80.


Derek Alan Huish was an Associate based in the UK. He became an Associate in 1978. He passed away aged 65.


Stephen Richard Rice was a Fellow based in the UK who gained Fellowship in 1990. He passed away aged 64.

This article appeared in our December 2017 issue of The Actuary .
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