The general rule seems to be that the first name is a surname and the
other two are a given name and always used together, e.g. Lee Lin Chin,
formerly of SBS. In her farewell, the speaker referred to her as "Lin
Chin." But the notice really doesn't support me. Therefore, I would
go along with Shari.
Doug.
On Mon, 25 Mar 2019
18:42:54 +1100 Shari-Lei McLean <shari.darkin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I did a quick google search and it appears "YEE WAN" is often a
surname. My guess would be "Soo" is the first name and "Annie" is
known as.
YEE WAN, Soo (Annie)
But I may very well be incorrect.
Good luck!
Shari
On Mon, Mar 25, 2019 at 6:29 PM David and Sandra Bales
<sdbales@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Any suggestions as to what is the surname and what is the given
name/ names?
There was no other matching item in the Ryerson Index ( that I
could find) nor was there any further notice in the two following
issues in a small weekly paper.
David
