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In page Marjory Fainges:
"In 1953, Marjory married Jim Fainges. They had met at a friends' sister's 21st Birthday Party in late 1949, were engaged in 1951 and married in the Lutwyche Methodist Church, Brisbane. The family which was to include 5 children Lyn, Sue, Ian, Neil and Keith moved to Everton Park, Brisbane where Marjory and Jim worked on many projects together. Jim had his own interests including model railways and designing scale model. From 1973 Jim worked at the Department of Main Roads as a professional Model Maker. He retired in 1989 and died 18 October 2015.[citation needed]
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