In 1986 he was living at Flat 2, 108 Berg Street, Pietermaritzburg
Went to Hermansburg Deutschen Schule from 1937 to 1945.
Last known address 2 AYR ROAD ATHOLL
Check Winifred Campbell for possible origens. In 1983 she and the boys all lived at Umtentweni (but different addresses)
Natal Mercury:
MARTENS Remy † 2/09/2007 .Pa van Neville en Ian, skoonpa van Ronelle .Oupa van Darren, Connor, Alexa en Kylie. Nou saam met Oupa, ma en Gary.Memorial by Poynton Lodge, Melmoth Rd Eshowe 5/09/2007 om 2 nm.
Possibly also him who was in the Was in Deutschen Schule Hermannsburg 1937-1945.
About Hermansburgers: The Hermannsburgers
The Hermannsburg Missionary Society was founded by Louis Harms in Hermannsburg, Kingdom of Hanover (now in Lower Saxony). Its aim was to bring the gospel to the people of Africa and especially the Gallas of Ethiopia. After their entry to North East Africa had been blocked by Sultan Said of Zanzibar and Mombasa, they made South Africa the main focus of their missionary activity.
The Hermannsburg Missionary Society was a society of very limited means. It has been called a "farmers' missionary society" because it recruited its missionaries and colonists largely from the rural population of the Lüneburger Heide, the area in which Hermannsburg in Germany lies. While the missionaries were often not highly educated people, they were very motivated and established many missionary stations throughout the old Natal and Transvaal.
The missionaries and their descendants settled in areas of Central Natal, north of Pietermaritzburg, around Wartburg, Harburg, Lilienthal, further north around Hermannsburg, in Northern Natal around Dundee, Glencoe, Vryheid and Paulpietersburg, and on the South Coast around Marburg and Paddock. (http://www.safrika.org/natal_en.html)