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Here you can find more information on the officers and volunteens of the Society as well as their history.

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Officer George Parsonage
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Riverwatchers
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Drew Manzie

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(August 15 2008) It is with deep regret that we learned today of the death of Lifeguard Drew Manzie after a short illness. A tribute to Drew will be placed on this page as soon as possible.
(August 25 - Update: please click on link below for additional information)

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History

The Glasgow Humane Society is a unique charitable Institution.
James Coulter, a wealthy Glasgow Merchant left a sum of £200 in his Will to help found a Humane Society within Glasgow. Similar Societies were being set up all over the world. In London, Paris, Venice Amsterdam, New York, Hamburg and many other mostly European Cities.

On August 16th 1790 the inaugural meeting was held in the Tontine Hotel.

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Officer George Parsonage

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George Parsonage was born in 1943 in the Glasgow Humane Society House on the banks of the River Clyde.
From the age of 14, George would help his father Benjamin with recoveries on the waterways in and around the City of Glasgow.

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Officer Tony Coia


After almost 4 years of being a member of the Glasgow Humane Society Lifeguard Corp from the position of Senior Lifeguard, Tony is now an Officer.

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LifeGuards & Volunteers

The current role of LifeGuards and Volunteers of the Glasgow Humane Society.

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Articles by LifeGuards

Article by Tony Coia who has recently become a member of the Glasgow Humane Society Lifeguard Corp. Having spent several weekends giving added safety cover during Regattas he noted the following.

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Riverwatchers

The current role of Riverwatchers of the Glasgow Humane Society.

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Rescue and Recovery

Latest information on Glasgow Humane Society Rescue & Recovery.

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