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Born in Nottingham and educated at Nottingham High School. Came up to read Classics at Jesus College Cambridge in 1943. His first year rooms were C1 and he subsequently realised that as an obviously quiet lad he was chosen as a tenant unlikely to cause any trouble to the illustrious inhabitant of C3 immediately above, namely “Q” – Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch. In his first term he and “Q” went out into the court having been roused by the especially loud racket of anti-aircraft gunfire directed against German bombers overhead. To Ron’s consternation “Q” insisted on pointing his flashlight to the skies with gay abandon as though providing a target marker for the bombers! After first year went into the army and was commissioned into the 3rd Royal Tank Regiment. Demobilised back to Cambridge in l947 to complete his degree. Rowed in his first year, but did not resume this until his final term. His career in his native Nottingham, involved working for Boots and in computer systems design. He retired in 1991 and travelled in many parts of the world, taking particular pleasure in exploring Roman and Greek classical sites. He supported many Jesuan students to make similar trips with the only proviso being they sent him a postcard from their destination. In 1954 he married June Mary Taylor and they had one son and two daughters

Henry MOSELEY 1929 - 2021 photo MOSELEY, Henry Goldsborough US Army (Ret.) Henry Goldsborough Moseley October 15, 1929 - November 22, 2021 Col. Henry G. Moseley, 92, of Grafton, Vermont, died on November 22, 2021. He passed comfortably at Grace Cottage Hospital in Townshend, VT, surrounded by family. He was the eldest son of the late Col. George Van Horn Moseley Jr. and the late Katharine Payne Moseley. He was born on October 15, 1929, in Plattsburgh, NY, and was an Army brat throughout his childhood, living at West Point, Forts Benning, Bragg, Jackson, Snelling and Lewis; as well as in Tientsin, China. He graduated from Kent School in Kent, CT. While at Kent, he joined the Kent School Boat Club, and in 1947 their rowing crew won the Thames Challenge Cup at Henley. In 1947 he enlisted in the US Army, attended USMA Preparatory School at Stewart Field, NY, and entered the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1948. As a cadet, he was on the Varsity Ski and Sailing teams. He graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point, NY, in 1952 and was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Infantry. In his early career, Moseley served in various commands and assignments with the 82nd Airborne Division, the 101st Airborne Division, the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team, the 503rd Airborne Battle Group, and the 173rd Airborne Brigade (separate). His tours of duty were in Korea, Japan, Taiwan and Okinawa. He obtained his Master Parachute Badge and Senior Army Aviator Badge. In 1964 he attended US Army Command General Staff College and became an instructor in Airborne Operations at the College. He later served with distinction two tours in Vietnam. He was the first company commander of 213th "Black Cats" Assault Support Helicopter Company in Phu Loi, Vietnam. During his career, Col. Moseley was awarded The Legion of Merit, The Distinguished Flying Cross, four Air Medals, The Bronze Star Medal, and The Meritorious Service Medal. From 1968-1971 he worked at the Pentagon, at the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Force Development. He obtained a Master's Degree from American University in 1972, and was Professor of Military Science at St. John's University from 1972-1975. He was a Senior Advisor with Army Reserve Command, NYC. Before retiring in 1980, his last assignment was as Defense Attaché at the US Embassy in Bulgaria. After retirement he dabbled in sheep farming, writing, computer consulting, flying and sailing - mostly the latter. In 1994, using his Slavic-language skills, he placed himself under fire again as a UNICEF volunteer in Sarajevo. Henry is survived by his wife, Eniko (Eni); by four of his five children: his son, Henry Jr. (Cynthia), and his three daughters: Helen Hollyday (Erik), Mary Noel and Robin Susanna. He is survived by nine grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, five cousins, numerous relatives and many friends. He was predeceased by his daughter, Katharine; by his brother, George; and by his sister Katharine.