AnnMaree Darke
Honor Code SignatorySigned 30 Dec 2020 | 14,420 contributions | 122 thank-yous | 3,872 connections
Signed 30 Dec 2020 | 14,420 contributions | 122 thank-yous | 3,872 connections
AnnMaree A. Darke
Born 1950s.
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Daughter of Richard Denis Leighton Darke
and Dorothy Grace (Laycock) Darke
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Biography
AnnMaree was born in 1956. She is the daughter of Denis Darke and Dorothy Grace Laycock. AnnMaree is still living. She began her life in Paraparaumu Beach, Kapiti Coast - about 50 km north of Wellington, the youngest of four children.
After completing her first year of high school at Kapiti College (1969), at the age of 13 she went to live in Wellington with her Aunt Bess (her mother's eldest sister) and went to high school at Wellington High School (1970-1973). She attended Victoria University in Wellington between 1974 and 1976, studying for a Law degree but did not complete it at that time.
In 1978 she travelled overseas to South America and Europe, living in London for a year. Following her return to NZ in 1980, she then relocated to Brisbane, Queensland, Australia in 1982 where she completed her degree at the University of Queensland (1983) and then completed a Grad. Dip. in Library Science (1986).
She worked as a librarian at the State Library of Queensland from 1987-2017. She now lives in a coastal community on the Sunshine Coast, north of Brisbane.
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