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Marjorie Hawker (nee Coton) was a resident of Esquimalt. She was born July 12, 1919. Her parents came from England to Esquimalt where they ran a corner store, known as "Round the Corner" or "Coton's". She was a member of St. Paul's Church and volunteered at the Esquimalt Archives. She and her husband, Bill, had two children, Jeffery and Mary. Passed away August 7, 2008.

Kathleen Hodgson (nee Field) was born April 27 1920 in Metchosin, B.C. She graduated from Victoria High School in 1937, and attended Sprott Shaw Business College in 1938. Kathleen married Benjamin Gordon Hodgson (b.1910-) on June 20 1941 and had a daughter, Lynda Kathleen (b. 1943). She resided at 511 Lampson Street since 1949.

Tina's brother is Richard Howley.

George Isbister, son of Mr. & Mrs. James Isbister, grew up in Esquimalt, worked in Dockyard and Yarrows and joined the Canadian army, where he was a wireless operator and instructor in the Signal Corps. He has lived in Ontario, Alberta and the Northwest Territories. His wife, the former Vera Kirkup, died in 1983.

Robina James was born in London, England, in 1902. She married Richard Pascoe James in 1921.

William E. John married Maxine on March 21, 1954. They have two children: Louise Frances Ann and Esther Fay Anita. He worked as a photographer with the R.C.N. in Esquimalt for 21 years and spent 15 years with the Daily Colonist. He was also contracted by the Township as a photographer for municipal functions, such as the 75th Anniversary booklet. He has also given a large collection to the City of Victoria Archives. Deceased April 4, 2000.

Molly was born May 10, 1918 and lived in Esquimalt as one of the longest residents. She was employed by the B.C. Government making out payroll and pension cheques for retired employees. From O.Y.P.G. and Silver Threads, Molly always loved to dance and play cards. She married Art Lambrick, who ran Chelsea Dairy/Lambrick Dairy, Kings Rd. & Shelbourne St. (1930-1940).

Stanley Lane born in Manchester, England, 1910 and married 1947 and had one daughter. He was active in Esquimalt Garden Club and ice dancing. His brother, Samuel Lane, founded Olde England Inn.