Roll of Knights

HSH Prince of Pomerania, Livonia, Sealand. October 19, 2020, Present AMB H.E. Dr Royal Ambassador. His Serene Highness The Prince Patrick Lawson Finerd of the Royal House of Finerd Tabularium Nobilitatis Americanus - His Serene Highness The Prince of Pomerania Livonia and Sealand.

Through my genealogical research, I have found that King Charles II Stuart of England, Ireland and Scotland is my 5th cousin 12 generations removed.

I believe that you should measure your personal success by how much you can improve other people’s lives. I consider myself very fortunate to have the lifestyle and opportunities I have, and I always seek to help others. An achievement that I am particularly proud of is being part of a fishing charity that supports disadvantaged and terminally ill children.

Classic Cars, Country Pursuits

Do the right thing at the right time for no other reason than because it is right - even at the cost of self-sacrifice. This guiding principle defines my path, not just in moments of service, but in every action and choice i make. My hope for future generations is that they, too, will embrace this spirit of integrity and courage, standing firm in their values, and always striving for what is just and true, regardless of the personal cost.

Believe in charity and charitable works. Be active in all areas of your life. Giving is the greatest act of grace.

Live life to the fullest. The glass is always half full, and is always refillable. Whatever you set your sights on in life, go for it. It’s OK to change your path, in some ways it’s the best thing to do. Always give back, always! Never forget your dreams. It’s never too late!

Lifetime expereinces:
Royal Air Force Policeman (Intelligence & Security Squadron) Lawyer for 15 years Current positions:
Managing Director of Japanese Knotweed Agency Managing Director of Oscar Onsite Casework Officer for Royal Air Force Association Avid charity supporter and Skydiver and arranger Dog lover Dad and grandad Inspirational statement: I consider my life similar to that of Forrest Gump. Youngest of 5 boys with a single Mum, growing up in North Manchester, we did not have basics never mind luxuries, but we had the best Mum ever.

I joined the Royal Air Force in 1990 aged 18, and served 7 years as an RAF Policeman within the Intelligence & Security Squadron, including service with the Queens Royal Helicopter and Close Protection for the Chief Constable of Northern Ireland amongst many varied and exciting roles, and awarded the General Service Medal for Northern Ireland and served 2 years at RAF Aldergrove.

I also held a Ministry of Justice Claims Management Regulation License for 15 years and helped change and reduce the claims culture across the UK.

Current role of Managing Director at Japanese Knotweed Agency, realising Glyphosate, the chemical widely used across the world and in the UK is a dangerous chemical and said to cause many health issues including ADHD, Autism, Cancers, Tumours, Parkinsons Disease and Dementia to name a few, and it does not kill Japanese Knotweed, only controls it, so a false economy while spreading toxic chemicals was not acceptable and we introduced thermo-electric eradication to the UK, delivering 5000 volts to the knotweed, effectively boiling it inside out, no chemicals, means it is safe for humans, animals, pets and our ecosystem. And Glyphosate will be banned in the UK in 12/2025. The bad news is there will be a deadly legacy of 50 years from the use of this one chemical, which is used in agriculture and an easy way into our bodies, it even passes from mother to child in the womb. The dangers are now becoming apparent and my mission is to spread awareness of the dangers of Glyphosate, and set a new trend to deal with invasive weeds without chemicals.

Current role of Managing Director at Oscar Onsite, the UK’s Leading Authority in Cavity Wall Insulation (CWI) Surveying/Inspection and extraction. With 17M homes having CWI retrofit installed, and up to 5M being installed incorrectly, it is a mammoth industry that has many issues, many of which cause severe damage to properties and also create internal damp and mold which is very detrimental to health. Oscar Onsite wrote the 2 formal NVQ qualifications for this industry to raise National Occupational Standards, and have since become a formal training academy training and certificating independent firms all across the UK, recognised by Government, UKAS bodies and many Local Authorities, Housing Associations, landlords and homeowners across the UK.

Dad to Nick and his wife Charlotte and my beautiful grandaughter Beatrice Ophelia, my heart has melted life never before.

Ever since I was a child, I have been fascinated by British nobility. I have several framed photographs of HM Queen Elizabeth II. In honor of this, I have participated in a summer day camp for underprivileged children teaching them music. I've also helped with a local food pantry assisting in serving those with food insecurities, and recently have helped with a program that helps train abandoned dogs/puppies so that they might be adopted. If there is any way that I can help someone less fortunate than myself, I aim to do it.

Writing, acting, composing music, producing music, and watching movies. I also enjoy spending time with my children and grandchildren.

The biggest challenge in life is discovering who you really are. The second greatest challenge is being happy with what you find and maintaining that happiness. Be true to yourself.

English history, all things English, Family History.

I currently serve as the Chancellor of the Royal House of Gbi Hohoe Ahado (Ghana) where I have dedicated the last year to helping bring clean water and school supplies to remote populations. I also serve as the Chaplain of my Masonic Lodge and Vice Noble Grand of my Odd Fellows Lodge where we work to improve our communities in various ways. I am the Treasurer and Scholarship Chairman of the House of Gordon USA and have helped young people interested in Highland Dance and Games via financial support.

My passion is to use my blessings and talents to help others. By investing in the youth of today, we can insure that the leaders of tomorrow are equipped to lead.

Over a 22 year military career, I have received many honors and due to my humanitarian and community services, I have been honored by various Dynastic and Royal Houses with Knightly Honors.

Humanitarian, Genealogy, History, Politics

I believe that if you have a motive you are halfway there and never look back unless you want to go back.

Bodybuilding and reading

I'm proud of my service as a Marine and then serving and retiring from the Army National Guard.
I'm proud of having been in some public service role since 1994 after leaving the Corps.

Reading, writing short stories, playing with my four dogs and various outdoor activities.

Every day we make a choice on how to approach the day. I choose to be optimistic and to look for the positive in life and not to dwell in the negative. The primary person compromised by dwelling on negativity is yourself. As for my achievement, I am proud that I served as a paratrooper in the military.

Foreign languages and cultures. English and Scottish history. Manorialism.

Justice of the Peace since 2005 Ennobled as Baron of Wyndham (HRP) by HRH Prince Leonard of Hutt in 1998 Twice Knighted by Prince Leonard prior to this.
Grandmaster and co-founder of the Order of St Thomas of Acre (2005-present).
Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Thomas of Acre Direct descendant (maternal line) of King Edward I (my 22GGF) by his daughter Joan of Acre. Direct descent through this line from Geoffrey Plantagenet, Duke of Normandy. A second line of descent from Geoffrey Plantagenet exists through his son Hamelin de Warenne, 4th Earl of Surrey.
Collateral descendant of King Richard the Lionheart (my 1st cousin, 23 times removed)

Living history, traditions, mediaeval and Victorian era history, military history, the Crusades, swords and firearms, reading, classic cars (Jaguars).

I am proud to teach the doctors of tomorrow and lead them in their emotional resilience. I am proud to be a protectorate of the British public in my volunteering roles and provide guidance to my peers when needed.

Family origins. Reading classic texts, heraldry.

When adversity strikes look for the opportunities.

British history, coin collecting and real ale.

Reading
For most successful people people such as myself who are constantly reading in order to gain new knowledge and understanding of a variety of topics. Reading articles and books related to your field can help you stay current on the latest methods and trends in the industry. I have also found that in most cases that for myself that reading is associated unfamiliar topics can help you learn new information. Additionally, I have found that reading about topics that interest myself have given me more insight can be fun and can be relaxing too.

2. Exercising
I have also discovered and also found that most people who appreciate and understand the value of keeping their bodies and mind healthy and strong. I have found that exercise is a terrific way to activate my brain and keeps myself focused on my daily tasks. Additionally, working out also helps strengthen my cognitive functions and can reduce stress and anxiety. Other successful people generally go to sleep early and wake up early, so providing one's body with routine physical activity so that I am able to achieve and have a better rest at night. Furthermore, working out can boost my self-confidence, which may myself to better accept challenges and take more risks that a I normally wouldn't take on otherwise.

3. Promoting positivity
Another of my routine habits as seen in other successful people is that I surround myself with other positive social interactions on a consistent daily basis. As with many other successful people who are typically optimistic people themselves and as they project such positivity to others. In addition, like many other successful people I have formed and consistently do maintain meaningful relationships with family, friends and individuals in their professional networks accordingly too, as well.

4. Preserving work-life balance
I have seen also can reiterate that in any role, it is important to sustain a proper work-life balance in order to avoid burnout and remain engaged within in one's position. I have found that like other successful, people I can understand there is an importance of preserving the work-life balance, which will end one's workday at a set time and thereby spend therefore the remainder of the day relaxing and enjoying the company of friends and family.

5. Keeping track of ways they can improve Like most other successful people therefore I feel that there is a need to constantly look for improvements which can help improved aspects of my self development and making it prevalent in my professional positions. For example, I normally may make a list of the different ways that I can streamline work processes and or list out many more efficient ways that I can conduct my business meetings. Nevertheless, like most other proficient people I am constantly am looking for ways to better myself, personally and professionally.

Related: 6 Good Workplace Habits to Help You Succeed in Your Career 6. For myself I have consistently looked for ways to improve on and establish my effective network with older clients and those interested in my services. Like most other successful people my innate ability to build an effective network is something I am consciously working on daily. In this regard I am consistently looking for ways to connect to a range of other professionals who can help me with finding new opportunities. I have fund this incredibly valuable to establish a functional network. Likewise, I've found that my upgraded network has been constructed, it is important to maintain and nurture those connections over time., through client offers, database upgrade and a range of STEM solutions.

7. Giving to others
I have worked hard to be able to help successful people and ensure in that they are typically helping those in need. In this way, by giving to others may include volunteer work or donating money to certain charities or organizations. In either case, I'm consistently looking for ways to help others which is a great way to interact with other people and become involved within the community.

8. Helping others to diversify income
Most of the time, like other successful people I have aimed to diversify my income, meaning they I rely on more than one method of income. I have helped other individuals to look outside of their job but also be invested in real estate or other industries. By diversifying different aspects of such income one can look to add multiple income streams to your finances, that can be helpful especially when you suddenly lose one or more of those sources of income.

9. Prioritizing professional development I have consistently looked for ways to improve on my professional development and also look to seek out opportunities to grow my career. Engaging in professional development seminars, training and courses I can then help other's to learn new skills that you I can utilize in my job. Additionally, professional development allows one to build upon all respective avenues tk strengthen the skills that I have already established. Furthermore, professional development provides opportunities to network with other professionals in the field, and in this way the projected successes achieved to date has helped, me to empower others and their associated work too.

10. Encouraging and accepting feedback
Another habit that I have been consciously working on in order to be a more empathetic successful person is the ability to encourage others and also to be able to accept feedback. I feel that in any role, that through encouraging feedback one can help others see and discover a variety of ways to be more effective within their job. Additionally, I have found that it shows other employees that you are inviting honest conversations about your position and that you are accepting all aspects feedback you receive, in order to empower my work team. The similar process is utilized to empower and through effective dialogue, increases the success of my students, and those others that I interreact with me, Inspirational statement: When I reflect over my achievements particularly in the last 3 years in achieving and being awarded high honours for my Masters in Advanced Teaching and research (STEAM Education) and in advocating tirelessly to ensure equality of human rights for the Galpu, Yognglu people of Eastern Arnhem land, there are certain goals I've achieved and am very proud of. On further reflection I would state that, and in accordance with the work from Elisabeth Elliot, " Think of the self that God has given as an acorn. It is a marvellous little thing, a perfect shape, perfectly designed for its purpose, perfectly functional. Think of the grand glory of an oak tree. God’s intention when He made the acorn was the oak tree. His intention for us is ‘… the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ.’ Many deaths must go into our reaching that measure, many letting-goes. When you look at the oak tree, you don’t feel that the loss’ of the acorn is a very great loss. The more you perceive God’s purpose in your life, the less terrible the losses seem." I feel this quote represents the struggles I've particularly faced over the last 4 years during the perceived pandemic, and the immeasurable work we had achieved through local courts, supreme and the High Courts of Queensland , and the Darwin Northern Territory, in enforcing "ethical approaches" to dealing with the indigenous tribes in the region. We were able to secure the majority of sovereign land in the Arnhem region and working tirelessly to setup 2 annexed micronations, whilst improving health, educational services in the Region. We also worked with legal authorities and the Stolen Arts division of Interpol France in returning some of the art works from both the Galpu and Yong glu peoples with several placed on notice. Essentially the final stages of annexure for the Royal Kingdom of Galpu, and of ongoing establishment of a people's bank to empower the regional Indigenous, communities and other Australia is something of a legacy. When I think of the Acorn leading to the solid tempest of an Oak tree I have been scarred and battered by trials and tribulations to help the Australian and Indigenous Australian, people. I have faced my fears and learned to place more blind faith and trust in the Holy God (3 in 1). I believe that my acceptance into the Knights of the Royal Oak, will ensure that my soul of chivalry and bark of my oaken experiences in life, will refine my timber in the prolific evolving tree, empowered by Lore and Mother Nature, and glory. I know that given the right support and environment, my pledge and quest of loyalty won't be denied and I would pledge to work with you immediately. Thanks you and God Bless.

Within Inspirational Statement

Donating sufficient funds recently to the Gurkha Welfare Trust to pay for five Cataract Eye Operations for Veterans, who have served our country so well and their family's back home in supporting them throughout their Military Career here in the UK.

Also, applied and accepted as food bank worker, all at my own expense and time given for free, so very proud.

Helping others in need regardless of creed or colour in these difficult times World Wide.
I also donate to the Gurkha Welfare Trust regularly.
Collecting anything that's Fenton related as that's my Family Surname Collector of British Coins Huge collection of books of all subjects.

Embracing the endeavour of assisting a father with his battle with depression, I have aspire to break the chains of social stigma, extend unwavering support, and advocate for mental health in the community around me, ensuring that every person receives the understanding and resources needed to lead a fulfilling and empowered life.
An accomplishment I'm most proud of is the forming of a small group that functions as a welcoming space, where open conversations and empathy flourish, creating an environment free from judgment and stigma. I give free counseling sessions, offering valuable resources and coping strategies to those in need.
Despite its size, this group serves as a powerful beacon of hope, igniting positive change and support within the local community.

Excelsior! (Higher, always upward!)

Sports. Sustainable living. Helping those with special needs & mental health problems.

Starting at age 16, encouraging aviation development in youth via the Air Training Corps and actively flying young people for the purpose of air experience from the age of 16 by taking them up in giliders.
When I later became an Air Ttraffic Controller, helping to assist less experienced pilots to develop their skills in aviation to enable them the develop their careers in aviation.
I was an Air Traffic Controller for 34 years after I qualified, followed by a further 8 years as a Flight Information Service Officer where I continued to provide services to pilots to enable them to fly safely.
During my period serving with the Air Training Corps (I was in command of No 1811 [Marlow] Sqdn) my wife and I were privileged to be invited by the Lord Chamberlain to attend a Royal Garden Party in the presence of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace.

Flying, shooting. Since finding the details of the KRO, I have acquired one or two items of coinage.
One of these is an original King Charles II silver Crown dated 1662 and the other is a 'proof' coin recently minted of a King Charles II 5 guinea piece dated 1672 which is actually gold plated sterling silver.
Maybe other Knights would be interested in these items? They can be obtained via the Royal Mint website.

A charity close to my heart is the worldwide effort to find an effective treatment and cure for EPILEPSY, a cause which the late Queen held near and dear to Her Majesty. One in twenty-six people will experience seizures during their life. THREE of my immediate family – a sister and two of my three children – are afflicted with this insidious disease.
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I worry continuously that my loved ones may experience an unexpected seizure in public and an untrained emergency responder may use unnecessary, perhaps even lethal force as my darling may lash out in confusion while coming out of a seizure. We must push hard with research, with science, with all the tools at our disposal to find long-term effective treatment, or a cure, fight day after day and harder the next, to relieve the suffering, educate the public, and remove the stigma which surrounds this ailment.
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I believe that the collective efforts of a noble charitable fellowship such as KRO can do great things toward alleviating suffering in our world. Together we can plant the seeds, the acorns if you will, of cures for many of the ills of today’s children. My own emphasis is on finding a cure for epilepsy through the scientific breakthroughs which gene editing tools like CRISPR have provided.

I am a descendant of Sir Compton Reade, 1st Baronet of Barton and Shipton, bestowed by Charles II in the spring of 1661, less than one year after the Restoration, in recognition of his courage under the fire of Cromwell’s Army as a teenaged Compton protected Queen Henrietta and helped in her escape to the Continent. My second cousin Sir Kenneth Ray Reade was the 13th Baronet of that line, who died in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA in 2012. I am closest in line and presume the Stylings as a Placeholder until the details can be sorted with the King’s College of Arms in The City.
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Sir Compton was marked with an estate exceeding £2000 annually among the original roll of Knights of the Royal Oak.