Brian Everitt is professor emeritus, King’s College London. He retired in 2004 at the age of 60. In his career as a statistician, he wrote over 70 books on various aspects of medical and psychological statistics. Post-retirement, he now spends his time playing very gentle tennis, going on long walks and playing classical guitar in private.
My parents, Lucy and Sidney, married in 1925 and lived in a small house in Custom House, East London. From their marriage until 1937, they had nine children, all girls, three of whom died in infancy. The family was bombed out in 1941 and evacuated to Reading. In 1943, they found their way to Brentwo...
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