Friends of TS Queen Mary

Fantastic achievement to get this far with the restoration of a truly iconic vessel. Best wishes to Michael and the team. Colin and Joyce Seaton

I enjoyed sailing on QM2 in the late 60s and 70s.

G'day from Sydney. Used to work on QM in the late 90s in London, as hospitality staff when it was owned by Bass. Great times. The pub and Hornblowers the nightclub on the upper deck, and the two function rooms down below. Plus the sun deck which was RAMMED when the weather was good! Met some great people in the staff, including someone who's still a good mate today. In fact he flew down from Brisbane for my 50th recently. She was in reasonably good nick, at least superficially, back then, but would be great

My late father was often a passenger on the Queen Mary II in the late 1930s and late 1940s, and I saw her at Dunoon in the late 1960s, in her latter Caley colours. I have more recently seen her at the Quay on the Clyde, and would welcome her re-entry into service.

Very sad to say , but it was the death of good old Robbie that brought me here today, i will be following your site now, well done Robbie you will always be with us all.

In memory of the great man Robbie Coltrane..

In memory of the great man Robbie Coltrane..

for robbie, love caydn

Nostalga I sailed on her as a uoungster with grandparents anf parents. Wonderful memoties. A very wothwhile campaign.

An opportunity to support a very worthwhile project