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Andrew Fry

Andrew was Born in 1961 and has lived most of his Life in North Devon. His interests are Music, Seafood, Chess, and The American Civil War.


Although he has Cerebral Palsy this did not prevent him from marrying Jean in December 1993, who had Graduated from Moorlands in the Summer of 1985.


Over the years Andrew has Written and Campaigned with Jean on many Disability Issues. Working first as an Office Clerk, before taking a job as a Historical Researcher. Since then Jean and Andrew have been involved with a counselling organisation, and different Church activities.


As Andrew is Politically aware believing as he does, in Social Justice. Andrew became part of the Christian Socialist Movement, as well as joining The National Poetry Society, and The South Disability Arts Development Agency. Apart from this Andrew continues to write both Poetry and Prose, and sincerely believes that we are here to imitate Our Father The Creator, as we continue to carol through life.


Andrew has published three books of poems - 'Tor Poems', 'Just Passing' and 'Golden Hare'.  His website is www.andrewfry.co.uk and his e-mail address is andrewjfry@talktalk.net.

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