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MANSBRIDGE-Ronald, 100. On September 1, 2006, peacefully in his home in Weston, Connecticut. Born 11 November 1905 in England, son of George Frederick Mansbridge, inventor of the Mansbridge electrical condenser, and Florence Quye Mansbridge. Educated at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, Mansbridge founded the American Branch of Cambridge University Press and served as its manager for 40 years. Beloved husband of the late Georgia St Clair Mullan (d. 1988) and Janet Dunning Van Duyn (d. 2003). Greatly loved by his two children, Jane and Bruce; his two grandchildren, Nathaniel Mansbridge Jencks and Travis Marshall Mansbridge; and by his stepdaughters, Barbara Van Duyn and Ruth Pratt. A memorial service will be held Sunday, September 24 at 2 PM at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Weston. In lieu of flowers, gifts may be made to Amnesty International, 5 Penn Plaza, NYC 10001 or the Tyndale Society, 1000 Regent University Dr, Virginia Beach, VA. 23464.
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Ronald,
I'm sorry Nicole & I weren't there that day to say goodbye to you. Not a day goes by that there isn't something that reminds her of you, chocolate, rivers, or just driving through Weston. We pray to you every night and I reassure her that you hear us, but your busy settling in to take care of the people you love & reunited with up in heaven. We both think about you every passing day. I'm glad we got the chance to meet you, were able to help you as much as we could, and got the chance to hear your limericks, and just to be by your side to talk...you always made us laugh. We will never forget you...God bless you Mr. Mansbridge.
Love Heather, Maria & Nicole
Heather Weinbrum
September 13, 2006
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