10 OF US HAD THE MOST FANTASTIC TIME TOGETHER CELEBRATING GUY'S NURSES & HISTORY. I BROUGHT OVER MY MOTHER (86YRS, 1944 SET,MET MY FATHER AT GUY'S) FROM WEXFORD IN IRELAND, AND MET UP WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS FOR THE CATHEDRAL SERVICE AND THEN ON INTO A BEAUTIFUL MEAL IN GLAZIERS. THANK-YOU FOR THE OPPORTUNITY XX. NOT MANY FROM MY SET OCT 1979, BUT TWO BROTHERS AND TWO SISTERS ALL WORKED OR TRAINED AT GUYS AS DID MY PARENTS, SO WITH MY MOTHERS NURSING FRIENDS WE SANG AND LAUGHED OUR HEARTS OUT TOGETHER DURING THE GLORIOUS DAY . WILL SEND PHOTOS.CAN'T THANK-YOU ENOUGH. BEST WISHES X BRIDGET

Indeed a super day - many thanks to all who made it possible.
There were eight of us there from our set - we started at Holmesdale in October 1958 - making us all 70ish - it seemed no time since we were all 'Lambs'!

I would just like to reiterate others' comments and say an enormous thank you to all who worked so hard to make saturday such a huge success. A wonderfully happy and truly memorable day. It made me realise why I am so proud to be a Guy's nurse.

What a wonderful day. There are not enough superlatives to adequately describe the events of the day. The weather, the packed Cathedral, the Guys Gold roses, the lunch (at Vinopolis)the cocktails(Saucy Sister), the auction,the ice sculptures have all merged into a wonderful memory.It was amazing that 15 of our set(May 68) were there.
I send an enormous thank you to the organisers. What a shame this is the last event but the League has definitley gone out on a high.

It was so nice on a hot and sunny Summers day to meet at Guy's as I and a few friends have done ever since we qualified as nurses from the 1962 set. It of course was sad day too as it was the end of 110 years of the Nurses' League but I suppose it was inevitable. The day went well and I am sure that an awful lot of people enjoyed themselves and met again people who had been so important to them while at Guy's and many who still remain in close contact.