Recently, Golden LEAF President, Chief Executive Officer Scott T. Hamilton sat down with Ray Starling, General Counsel for the NC Chamber and President of the NC Chamber Legal Institute via Zoom and filmed an episode of Critical Conversations.
She continued to officiate at Norfolk County and other galas as a timekeeper or judge.
When her mobility became poor, she joined the Norwich Disabled Swimming Club where she again helped with her secretarial skills and swam regularly.
After the club folded in 2011, Miss Starling continued swimming at Sprowston Adult Education Centre.
Kay Starling used to work as a secretary for Grouts Textile Factory in Great Yarmouth.
- Credit: Carol Weir
Miss Starling was also a guide in the 1950s, as well as leader of The Snowdrop Patrol.
Rose Watson, a fellow girl guide who reunited with Miss Starling after they had both retired, said: We reminisced a lot about the 22nd Great Yarmouth girl guides.
She continued to officiate at Norfolk County and other galas as a timekeeper or judge.
When her mobility became poor, she joined the Norwich Disabled Swimming Club where she again helped with her secretarial skills and swam regularly.
After the club folded in 2011, Miss Starling continued swimming at Sprowston Adult Education Centre.
Kay Starling used to work as a secretary for Grouts Textile Factory in Great Yarmouth.
- Credit: Carol Weir
Miss Starling was also a guide in the 1950s, as well as leader of The Snowdrop Patrol.
Rose Watson, a fellow girl guide who reunited with Miss Starling after they had both retired, said: We reminisced a lot about the 22nd Great Yarmouth girl guides.