The Friends of the Doncaster Museums
Meet the Trustees
Who We Are
Jill Chiddey
Hi my name is Jill Chiddey. I am married with 2 grown up children and 3 grandchildren. I am a retired teacher who began my career in 1976 teaching Food Technology in a mainstream comprehensive school in Rotherham. I went on to teach students with special needs in Doncaster where I happily worked until I retired in 2020.
My interests include: crafting (as those who attended our Christmas social will know) shopping (particularly charity shops) socialising (involving numerous café visits) and generally enjoying life in retirement after 45 years of working.
I enjoy my role as a trustee for FODM and have loved meeting all the members in a variety of situations. I hope, with the activities planned for this year, that I will get to meet many more of you.
Christine Djezzar
Trish Huby
My names is Trish Huby and I am the current secretary of The Friends.
I am a retired teacher who in later years taught students with special needs.
I have adult children and four grandchildren.
My interests are languages, history, travelling, crafting, and walking my dog.
Chair, Dr Matthew Jones
Sally Shearman
My name is Sally Shearman and at present I am the secretary of The Friends of the Doncaster Museums. I recently retired from the Local Authority where I had worked for 40 plus years with children and young people with special needs.
I was chair of Governors of a Doncaster secondary school for over 20 years and at present I am a Governor of a Doncaster Special school.
Nathan Turnbull
My name is Nathan Turnbull an artist and working handyman.
In the past I've been a graphic artist, IT engineer, and managed an art gallery. My interests are varied but include art, photography, and technology.
I enjoy working with the Friends to support Doncaster's museums, gallery, and archive as it gives me a chance to contribute to the valuable services they offer.
THE FRIENDS OF THE DONCASTER MUSEUMS, Registered Charity Number 1189117
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