Talk:Douglas Stubbs

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Douglas Charles Stubbs ( Artist/ Father )[edit]

My name is Libby Stubbs,
and i am Douglas Charles Stubbs's Youngest Daughter... of 8 Children  ...

He lived a Structured/ Dedicated to his Art/Music and love of History, Polotic's, Tropical Fish, Humanitarian ways Non judging, Good values, and Devotion to his Family, and above all' was there when i needed him the most. His Father was Henry Stubbs, one of twelve Children and He Studied at the University in England, Bacholar in veternary Science... Henry owned a Black smith shop in Little Collins Street or Little Lonsdale? with his Brother i think.. would have been in the 40's..He was known for one of the best farriers around. Sadly Douglas lost his Father at a very young age.. ( 16 ) years of age... so Doug and his sister Yvonne and 'Elsie.. Half sister' from his Dads side and His Mother lost the buisness some how.. and Dad ( douglas ) always had a love for the theatre... so then Dad worked in the theatre ( The Regent Theatre ) for many years as a stage hand... which he loved. I also forgot to mention that Dad was also listed to go to the war.. so Dad ended up Being a Guard in japan for two years.. at the tail end of the war.. Dad said. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 58.167.194.71 (talk) 00:37, 5 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]