Hello, my name is Wellfield, aka Campbell Tuck:born 103 Wellfield st. Nursery school and primary school was Wellfield. Primary school was Balornock,'47 to 51,Secondary was Colston,52 to 55, Lived #9 Woodhill Rd Balornock. Left for Vancouver,BC '57, then to USA, Drafted US Army,been here ever since,Love it! been back to UK dozens of times,Love that too! All of my life's adventures are owed to my Springburn upbringing.
Home town: Glasgow.Scotland.
Birthday (month/day): 1940 Current residence:Riverside County,So.California,USA
Occupation:Marine Welding Contractor
MORE ABOUT ME... /// If you click in the little box UTUBE that will take you to see more of my UTUBE Videos!!
My guilty pleasure(s):Cadbury Choc,
The best word to describe me is:As is My hero(es):Mother/Father
Will be thinking of my old Springburn over the Holidays---Merry Christmas to all! I also have some utube's at the bottom of my page--Still experimenting Lol---Campbell
If anyone is in the mood for a wee Springburn boy singing a few Christmas Songs,please click on my 'profile' then click on the newly added Christmas songs--Thanks Folks--A very Merry Christmas from California!!
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Wellfield, you and your brother look the epitomy of cool and must have been a great hit when you sang in front of that microphone. So comforting to read about someone who has found his Shangri-la and achieved his dreams. There is something which niggles a wee bit though,. Yours is an unusual surname and it brings forth from the deep recesses of my memory, a recollection of a Miss Tuck who must have had a shop in Springburn or worked in one> Does that ring any bells with you? I am certain it was Miss rather than a Mrs. Thanks, Beryl.
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Wellfield, you and your brother look the epitomy of cool and must have been a great hit when you sang in front of that microphone. So comforting to read about someone who has found his Shangri-la and achieved his dreams. There is something which niggles a wee bit though,. Yours is an unusual surname and it brings forth from the deep recesses of my memory, a recollection of a Miss Tuck who must have had a shop in Springburn or worked in one> Does that ring any bells with you? I am certain it was Miss rather than a Mrs. Thanks, Beryl.
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Beryl, Five stars to you,that MissTuck,was our cousin Dorothy Tuck, Daughter of Stephen and Hannah Tuck, She became Mrs Dorothy Sanderson,her husband Ninian Sanderson won the 24 hr Le Man's race,driving for the Scottish team "Ecurie Ecosse'' in 1956.The shop was around the Vulcan/Cowlairs Rd area.She just recently passed away at age 80.If anyone is interesed,there's an article in "The Herald " from a few months ago about her life,she made Springburn proud,what a story!--if you punch in the Herald archives,(Dorothy Sanderson), or try http://www.theherald.co.uk/misc/print.php?artid=1200498
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