A FORMER Salisbury teacher well-known for his sense of humour and “legendary” puns has passed away aged 86. Robin Lodder, who lived in Woodfalls, taught in the engineering and building department at Salisbury College of Further Education, which is now Wiltshire College, for 30 years. His family say he was “an inspiration to many young students and sportsmen”. Born in Kent in 1934, Robin evacuated to a farm in North Devon with a few family members when the bombing raids started. There he met Stella Andrew, who, in 1958, became his wife. The pair had four children, three granddaughters and three great-grandchildren. Robin left school aged 15 to become an apprentice for Vickers Armstrong. Day release at college inspired him to become a teacher, a long-held ambition.
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