David Caminer:

David Caminer – 1915 – 2008 joined Lyons before World War II as a Management Trainee, his career was interrupted by National Service, losing a leg in the battlefields of North Africa, before returning to Lyons and being appointed head of the Systems Research Office ,followed by taking a prominent and leading role in the establishment of LEO. Described by John Aris as the inventor of Systems Analysis, his methodological approach was a key factor in the success of LEO. His ambition, following his retirement was to ensure that the story of LEO would take its proper place in the history of computing. He helped fulfil that ambition by his writing and the establishment of the LEO Foundation. See also a biographical sketch on page201 of Peter Bird’s LEO: the World’s First Business Computer, and his personal profile is listed in the Oxforf Dictionary of National Biography (ODNB) written by Georgina Ferry and published online in 2009.

Obituaries and Tributes Oxford Dictionary of National Biography – ODNB ,(Georgina Ferry) Financial Times (Alan Cane)	Switched .com (Will Safer)
The Independent (Martin Campbell-Kelly)	Booksellers Association (Martyn Daniels)
The Daily Telegraph	IT History Society
The Times	Scotts news.blogspot.com
The Guardian (Frank Land)	BBC Radio 4 ‘Last Word’
The Jewish Chronicle	Computing (Iain Thomson)
The Richmond and Twickenham Times	Twinings Tea
The Liverpool Daily Post	Centaurs Rugby Club
The New York Times (Douglas Martin)	Electronicsinfoline.com
The Atlanta Journal Constitution	Computeach
The Chronicle Herald, Halifax, Nova Scotia	Computing- Letters to the Editor (R.Sarson)
The Day, Connecticut	Wikipedia
The LEO Society website (Frank Land)	The Test Bed- Personal Computer World
Vnunet.com (Iain Thomson, San Francisco)	Fujitsu – ICL pensioners (Frank Land)
Star Tribune, Minneapolis-St Paul	Chicago Tribune
Ameblo, Japan	The Eponymous Pickle (Franz Dill )
Guardian Blogs	Funeral piece (Hilary Caminer)
Gadsden Times