The Fishmongers Daughter.
 A little information about my family.
Who am I? I am just an ordinary person who had no great ambitions. I never thought about what was happening around me. When things went wrong I accepted responsibility. I had been told all through my formative years that I would never amount to anything.  So I lived my life accordingly. Until the night in 1998, when the phone rang.
A brother I had not seen or heard of for fifty years had suddenly appeared.
The strange thing was, that I knew of this person, but not as my brother. I knew of him as the raido show host  he had become. He never knew that I existed until shortly before we were put in touch with each other. Of course he wanted to know all about my life. He insisted I buy a computer so we could keep in touch on a more personal level than just over the phone.
These two ideas of his has ended up with my writing an autobiography which has helped me to understand myself. The story has also helped me come to terms with many unresolved problems, and has made  me realize I am not the person I thought I was.
The Fishmonger... Our father...
Morris Owen Parry
My brother Glyn who lives in Sydney.
"the Lotto Man"
Morris Parry
He was a loving person, who would help anyone that asked. He worked hard all his life, and unfortunately died early. He left us with a mystery, maybe because the past was too painful to talk about with my brother Glyn and I. We were never told that our youngest brother had been adopted .
Brian David Parry.. Sandy McCutcheon. Missing for fifty years. Looking for something. Searching the world for family. Others searching for him. Found at last. Sadly too late for our father to share our joy.
Our parents.
The only known photo of our mother which was found among some old pictures sent to us by the cousin who first made contact with Sandy.

UPDATE.
There is a more recent photo, taken in 1950 on the Franklin Photos page.
From left George and Phyliss Parry (Dad's brother and sister in law). Ethel and Arthur Parry, our grandparents. Photo taken in Auckland NewZealand date unknown.