Jerry Smith c1975
Sitting in the lounge bar of the Royal. Behind him is a poster for the band, Gaberlunzie (www.gaberlunzie.com), who were regulars at the Royal at that time.
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Thanks for this picture of my uncle Jerry its a really good one of him in his favorite place of course!!!! and Bless him it's the last place I actually saw and spoke to him must be 30 years ago or more before I was married and Jerry being Jerry would would not have anything to my now husband Roger told him to come back and see him when we were married!!!! but he moved out of Cromarty and when we visited he was not there so Roger never got to meet him!!!
Comment left on 09 March 2006 at 20:33 by Hazel Pendle (nee MACLEAN )
Roy if you have anymore pictures of Jerry I would really appreciate if you could pass them on
Thanks Hazel ( He is my uncle ) Comment left on 09 March 2006 at 20:59 by Hazel Pendle (nee MACLEAN )
Thanks Hazel ( He is my uncle ) Comment left on 09 March 2006 at 20:59 by Hazel Pendle (nee MACLEAN )
I'm sure I have a couple more of your uncle Jerry, Hazel and I will gladly send them on.
Comment left on 10 March 2006 at 20:31 by Roy Thomas
I spent a summer as a student salmon netter at Cromarty in the late 60's with another student called Duncan Craig. We befriended Jerry, who that summer was fishing Eathie Station single-handed. We had many adventures together and remained friends for years afterwards. Jerry was a "character" and a man of many talents.
Comment left on 16 March 2007 at 09:14 by John Beaton
My late father was Gerry's elder brother (Charles or Charlie) I knew of Gerry's existance and missed him by a mere 5-10 minutes when ordering flowers for Aunt Jeanette’s funeral, around 1978 and in Dingwall. I am actually seeing Gerry for the first time in my 63 years and would dearly love to discover more about him.
Comment left on 15 July 2020 by David Smith
I'm sure there are much better stories about Gerry than this, but two things I remember from very soon after I moved to Cromarty in the late 80s. He fell asleep with a cigarette on my sofa at an impromptu hogmanay party and burnt a hole right in the middle of it. And he tried to persuade me that the m in Glenmorangie was silent so it should be pronounced Glenorangie. Still makes me smile!
Comment left on 23 July 2020 by Estelle Quick
David Smith I will email you . Flora x
Comment left on 17 September 2020 by Flora Thomson
Thank you Flora. X
Comment left on 16 October 2020 by David Smith
Ah, happy to see photos of my Great Uncle Gerry as I reminisce and tell stories of him to some of his youngest relatives. Some of my earliest childhood memories include him like when I was taken in my jammies to watch Barkly House burn down after Uncle Gerry's magic mushroom wine caught fire after he got drunk and fell asleep with a lit cigarette. Glad noone was hurt.
Comment left on 17 December 2022 by Steffi
Steffi we must be cousins! My Dad was Gerry's eldest brother. when Jeanette passed away I missed him by 15 minutes when I ordered flowers from Interflora, he was in the Dingwall shop.
Comment left on 24 December 2022 by David V Smith
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