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| | Corbett, Jim | Shikari & Author | | Corner, Priscilla | Rising actress in the theatre/wife of Robin Corner | | Corner, Robin | Champion Jockey | | Corner, Sara | Femina Miss India-World 2001
Born in Calcutta, Sara Corner, comes from an Anglo-Indian family and has studied and lived in Bangalore for about 19 years. Sara Corner, Femina Miss India-World 2001, firmly believes that she has the grace, quietude and beauty of a giraffe - the animal with which she most identifies.
"When I won the crown, my first thought was that I'd done my parents proud and overcame a challenge," she says, recalling the big moment. And the biggest part of that challenge, Sara feels, was to keep reminding herself and believing that she was a winner - whether she won or lost the crown. | | Cortlandt, Colonel Henry Van | Soldier | | Cosgrove, Corporal W. | Soldier | | Costello, Colone E.W.l | Soldier | | Cotton, Dr. George Edward Lynch | Metropolitan of India | | Cough, General Sir C.J.S. | Soldier | | Cough, General Sir H.H. | Soldier | | Court, Claude August | Soldier | | Coverdale, John, M.D. | Doctor | | Crabbe, Charles | Soldier | | Craig, Alec | Railway engineer | | Crawford, John | Parliament Member | | Crimmin, Colone J.l | Soldier & Surgeon | | Crittleton, Henry | Soldier | | Crooks, Dennis | Coach, Team Manager - Ontario Field Hockey
Dennis Crooks retired from international competition after reaching the ultimate achievement in his career of field hockey when he walked into the Olympic Stadium, Seoul, Korea in 1988, as Canadian National Team Manager, representing Mississauga and Canada. In 1987, Dennis was manager of the Canadian Team that won the “Gold Medal” in the 10th Pan American Game in Indianapolis, USA. He also managed the Canadian Junior and Senior teams from 1981-88 that competed in various competitions all over the world. He was very fortunate that this sport gave him the opportunity to visit all Five continents that God created.
Dennis also coached Ontario’s men’s junior and senior squads in Provincial Championship’s from 1979 through 1985. In addition to holding the Level 2 National Coaching Certificate and the Level 1 Indoor/Outdoor Umpire Certificate, he also served as President of Ontario Field Hockey Association 1981-82.
| | Cubitt, Colonel William George | Soldier | | Cumming, Arthur Edward | Brigadier, an Anglo-Indian from Karachi had the distinction of being awarded the Victoria Cross in WWII. | | Curtis, P.E. | Reverend | | Da Costa, Willoughby | Merchant | | Daniell, H.R.H. | Educationist | | Daunt, Colonel John Charles Campbell | Soldier | | Davenport, Elizabeth | Javelin & Discus Thrower | |
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