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September 25, 2000
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Thomas Scott Kelly, businessman

Born: 20 October, 1935, in Edinburgh Died: 2 September, 2000, in St Andrews, aged 64

TOM Kelly was the eldest son of the late Rob and Mary Kelly. He was brought up in the family home in Newington, Edinburgh, with his two younger brothers, John and Robert. He was the fifth generation to be educated at George Watson's College and he maintained connections with the school for the rest of his life.

As soon as he had left Watson's, he was called up for National Service, where he was commissioned in the Royal Artillery. After basic training, he served in the Far East, mainly in Hong Kong. This experience gave him a lust for travel and, when discharged, he spent a ...

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