Suzanne Wright
Born
August 1950, Guiseley.
Background
From Bingley Lands, Guiseley to St. Andrews Road, Yeadon and after many moves is now at Orchard Court, Guiseley
Date of Interview
14th November 2021
“Hi Carlo, I have listened to the Back-Chat and really enjoyed listening to it. I was surprised how relaxing it sounded, and as you say reflected a gentle chat between cousins”
Suzanne Wright (1st December 2021)
Suzanne is a happy and contented person which is a testament to her strength in life as she has certainly had some ups and downs.
Suzanne bravely told me about the death of her husband Michael and the final moments when his life support machines were turned off.
We also chat about her newspaper dating, schools, Christmases and childhood holidays and murder mysteries. It was a surprise to find out who her favourite royal is and her views on how the world is treating him.
Interviewer: Carlo Harrison
Cataloguer: Fiona Quinton
Parents – Ronald Harrison (Mule Spinner) – Jessie (Wendy Wools) | 00.45 |
Siblings – Jean (d) – Sandra (d) – Linda – Paul | 04.45 |
Childhood | 09.35 |
Moving House | 12.50 |
Newspaper Dating | 14.20 |
Marriages – Three – First At Nineteen Years Old | 18.50 |
Bereavement | 20.40 |
Married Life | 23.10 |
Life Support – Turning It Off | 25.25 |
Children – Dawn – Andrew – Marcus – Grandson Oliver | 33.40 |
Coronavirus | 36.40 |
Boris Johnson | 39.25 |
School Days – Southview – Westfield Juniors – Benton Park | 41.40 |
Working Life | 42.40 |
Childhood Holidays – Scarborough – Bridlington | 43.50 |
Childhood Christmases | 44.25 |
Foster Parent – Childminder – Classroom Assistant – Dinner Lady – Cleaning | 47.05 |
Special School – Staff & Governor | 49.30 |
Reading – Murder Mystery | 57.15 |
Brexit | 58.00 |
Climate Change | 59.10 |
Royal Family | 1.00.50 |
Advice To Former Self | 1.03.05 |
Please take into consideration when listening to these interviews that the meaning of language changes over time and that interviewees have not intended to cause offence by anything said which now may be thought to be unacceptable.
Recording this social history, chatting to different people about a whole host of subjects has been a real pleasure, such an interesting and I think worthwhile project for people to listen to both now and in years to come.
Thank you for visiting this website.
Carlo Harrison