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Cofrestr Rhoddwyr Roll of Donors COFRESTR RHODDWYR ROLL OF DONORS Hoffai Prifysgol Bangor gydnabod haelioni ei alumni a Bangor University would like to acknowledge the generosity ffrindiau, a phawb arall a addawod eu cefnogaeth rhwng of its alumni and friends and all those who pledged their 2016-2018. support during 2016-2018. Mae’r rhestr isod yn cynnwys enwau pawb sydd wedi Listed below are the names of all those who have made a gwneud cyfraniad i Brifysgol Bangor rhwng 1af Awst 2016 a contribution to Bangor University between 1st August 2016 31 Gorffennaf 2018. Diolch i chi. Diolch hefyd i bob rhoddwr and 31st July 2018. Thank you all. Thank you also to those sydd wedi dewis aros yn ddienw. donors who wish to remain anonymous. RHODDION GAN ALUMNI A GYFEILLION Y BRIFYSGOL GIFTS FROM ALUMNI AND FRIENDS OF THE UNIVERSITY Mae cyn-fyfyrwyr o Brifysgol Bangor, Prifysgol Cymru, Alumni from Bangor University, University of Wales, Bangor, Bangor, Coleg Santes Fair a Choleg Normal wedi’u cynnwys St Mary’s College and Normal College are all included in the ar y rhestr isod. list below. Gwen Aaron William Barry Emma Brocklebank (née Ramsay) Gwynfa Adam (née Adams) Nicholas Barton & J Barton Anthony Bromham Bob Aitken Cecil Bates Barbara Brooks Catherine Alexander (née Butler) Andrew Bawtree Fay Brotherston (née Williams) Gavin Alexander Mark Baxter Laurence Browning Ivan Alexander Helen Beadman Richard Broyd John Alexander James Bebb George Buckley David Allan Ella Bedrock Jennifer Buckley (née Noble) Lee Allen Gillian Beecher (née Harrison) Barrie Buels Jenny Amphaeris Rosemary Bell Bob Bunce Emily Andersen (née Ramirez Martinez) Simon Bell & Jaqueline Bell (née Hinchliffe) Christopher Burd & Ruth Burd Rachel Anderson Katrina Bentley John Burden Wendy Anderson (née Walker) Des Berriman Susan Bush (née Davies) & Alan Bush Simon Anderton David Bevan Paul Butler Rhian Andrews (née Jenkins) & LS Andrews Gareth Bevan & Margaret Bevan Melanie Caddy (née Roach) Robin Andrews Hugh Biggs Katherine Callas (née Barnes) Laura Anna Neil Biles Elisabeth Campbell (née Dodd) & Cyril Campbell Elfed Ap Nefydd Roberts Paul Billin Juan Cancino Peter Arkley Eleanor Billington Patrick Cannings & Janet Cannings (née Tomlinson) David Armstrong Alison Bishop (née Jones) Stacey Carless Eva Arnott (née Schenkel) Martin Blackburn Michael Carney Paul Ashley Martin Block Antony Carr & Glenda Carr (née Williams) Geoffrey Asson & Margaret Asson (née Thomas) David Bole Beryl Carr (née Williams) Simon Aston Jonathan Bonnett Lajla Cash Kevin Austin Eira Bowen (née Jones) Michael Chadwick Ifor Baines Karen Bowles Hefina Chamberlain (née Roberts) Simon Baines Raymond Bown Mary Chambers (née Evans) Valerie Bajina (née Taylor) Heather Boyd Mona Chambers (née Rees Owen) Christopher Ball Arthur Boyns & Meinir Boyns Andrew Chance Helen Ball (née Young) Christian Bradford Paul Channing Winifred Ball (née Corlett) Jane Brannan Piers Chapman Margaret Balm Joann Brayford Andrew Clark Patricia Bannister (née Rimmer) Helen Bright Hazel Clark Merrell Barbarez Philip Broad & Frances Broad (née Geraghty) Megan Clark (née Williams) Carolyn Barnes (née Jones) John Brock Howard Clarke Timothy Clay & Laura Clay (née Perkins) Jonathan Doherty & Katherine Doherty (née Laurence) Margaret Clements (née Chennells) Charles Dolamore Paul Clifford Christopher Drew David Coffey Moira Duncan Susan Cole (née White) Edmond Dunne Thomas Cole Ceri Durrant Carole Collins (née Thomas) & Jeffrey Collins Jennifer Eadie (née Chapman) Peter Collister David Earle Martin Connock Hacon Edgley Simon Conway Bethan Edwards (née Hughes) Paul Cooper Eirian Edwards (née Davies) & TW Edwards Pip Corbett & Eryl Corbett (née Roberts) Elwyn Edwards & Elizabeth Edwards Elina Cotterill (née Harjula) & Callum Cotterill Huw Edwards & Meinir Edwards (née Jones) Jonathan Cotton (In memory of Stephen Kirby) Marc Edwards & Carys Edwards Geoffrey Court Marilyn Edwards (In memory of Norma Rowlands) John Cowell Michael Edwards Ian Cragg Thabet El-Homsi John Cragg-James Aled Ellis & Helen Ellis John Craig & Glenys Craig 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