Arlene Nelms (nee Wilson) was born in Victoria. She attended Esquimalt High, Camosun College, and worked as a nurse's aide, doing nursing secretarial work, and as a store clerk. Married Jim Nelms, Aug 31, 1963.
Donald Murray is son of Captain Harry Murray and his wife Gladys (nee Smith). Gladys was the daughter of Fanny and Charles H. Smith. C. H. Smith was a streetcar conductor and a member of Esquimalt Council for several terms between 1925 and 1949.
Pat Mulcahy attended Esquimalt High School in 1915.
Claire Muir is a member of the Silver Threads Writers' Group. Her husband, David Muir, also a writer, died in 1993.
Enes Moscrip (nee Mitchell) was born in Victoria, B.C., June 8, 1928. She was educated in Esquimalt, B.C. schools and at Sprott Shaw Business School. Enes Moscrip has been a homemaker, stenographer, accountant and partner in a retail used furniture store.
Ethel Morrison was born in Pictou, N.S., on Feb. 27, 1875, and moved to Victoria with her family in 1898. She served as a nurse in several theatres of World War I and was school nurse at Lampson Street School in Esquimalt from 1921 to 1945. Ethel Morrison died at the Veterans' Hospital, Victoria, Dec. 24, 1954.
Ronald Moores was a firefighter with the Department of National Defence for many years.
Dennis Minaker is the author of Next to the Gorge and The Gorge of Summers Gone.
Edith Milligan (Nee Driver) moved to Esquimalt from Vic West in 1907. After attending Victoria High School she passed through the Victoria Normal School. She taught three years in the country and three years at Lampson Street School.