Eric (Oudijn) Oudyn
Honor Code SignatorySigned 31 Mar 2018 | 52 contributions | 3 thank-yous | 51 connections
Signed 31 Mar 2018 | 52 contributions | 3 thank-yous | 51 connections
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Born 1940s.
Ancestors 
Son of Arie Oudijn
and Maria van der Werf
[sibling(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
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Biography
I lived in Amsterdam for the first 2 years of my life and in 1948 we (the family) moved to Colombo for the next 5 years where I began my schooling at Ladies College in Colombo. We then went to Australia and after a short spell in Sydney settled in Woodridge a suburb of Brisbane. I did all my schooling in Australia and commenced work as a Laboratory technician at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane in January 1964. I moved to New Zealand intending to travel the world. I began work in August of 1965 in Auckland at Laboratory Diagnostic Service in the same type of work. I worked there for about 3 years and in May of 1968 moved to Hamilton. I again started work in the same line of work at Hamilton Medical Laboratory. I continued my education and became a qualified Medical Laboratory Scientist in 1970. I worked at this laboratory for 39 years until the laboratory lost the contract and closed at the end of 2007. I then became the Charge Scientist at Tokoroa Hospital where I worked for 1 year. I then got a position of Head of Haematology at Labtests in Auckland where I worked until my retirement in September of 2017. I am now retired and still living in Hamilton, my home for the past 53 years with my wife Heather and son Marlon. I was married on June 13 1970. I have two other children Sacha and Gina and 2 grand children Archie and Violet.
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