"At 30 there is no chance that she will have any of the certainties that we enjoyed but maybe my grandchildren will.
The elder Perosi said he will keep working, but "a lot less, and do some investing for the future of my nieces and nephews and my grandchildren, hopefully".
Then, a few decades from now, you can show them to your grandchildren.
I'm happy for myself, for my children and for my grandchildren".
My grandchildren have a completely different attitude to privacy, but I feel I have to assume that everybody can see what I'm doing on the web".
The modest sound of a damehood, however – along with the righteous spectacle of a gender imbalance being corrected – still ensures that the average new dame will find the world beaming right back at this purported triumph for equality/the working classes/her grandchildren.
Carol likes the family aspect of the pub: "I sometimes bring the grandchildren here for a meal," she says.
He is survived by Barbara, by a brother, Jim, by four sons, David, Charles, Andrew and Robert, and by eight grandchildren.
Kennedy later became an integral part of her family: her daughter worked as his personal assistant in Inverness for 25 years, her grandchildren were his footsoldiers delivering leaflets, and her husband held a cord at the funeral of Kennedy's mother.
Although their plans to spend their early retirement travelling were never realised, Dad remained benign and smiling, still enjoying music and sport, looking forward to the Olympics, receiving holy communion each week at home, much loved by his 10 grandchildren, six children and devoted wife and, at 73, nowhere near ready to die.
An excruciatingly difficult search led her through three decades of legal action against police officers, military officers and doctors involved in the "missing grandchildren" cases.
