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Brooklyn Technical College

oldMohawk said:
I watched Brooklyn Tech being built on the corner of Aldridge Road/Beeches Road. It opened in June 1954.
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Today it has an additional block and is now named the James Watt College and the junction naturally has more street furniture.
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I went to Brooklyn Technical college in the late 1970's. Do you remember the mature staff,

Miss Hill who was a hippy or dressed like one? She taught English Literature.
 
My Sister Sue Naughton was I believe Deputy Principal in the 80s/90s. Unfortunately she passed away on 9th December, and her son Philip also died 3 days later. The funeral is on Jan 19th at Streetly Crematorium. I don't usually use Social Media so I am not sure how to get this to any of her former colleagues or Students. Can anyone help please?
 
Rod Haslam said:
My Sister Sue Naughton was I believe Deputy Principal in the 80s/90s. Unfortunately she passed away on 9th December, and her son Philip also died 3 days later. The funeral is on Jan 19th at Streetly Crematorium. I don't usually use Social Media so I am not sure how to get this to any of her former colleagues or Students. Can anyone help please?
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hello rod condolances on your most recent losses...thats very sad....as this is the brooklyn tech thread i think this was the best place to post the funeral details which maybe spotted by former students and colleagues

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