Woman’s Day reunites Fletcher family

Aussie magazine Woman’s Day have today published a photoshoot reuniting some of the members of Summer Bay’s Fletcher family.

Original Home and Away cast members Vanessa Downing (Pippa Fletcher), Roger Oakley (Tom Fletcher), Alex Papps (Frank Morgan), Sharyn Hodgson (Carly Morris/Lucini), Nicolle Dickson (Bobby Simpson/Marshall) came together for the shoot and interview, which also included Ryan Clark who played Sam Marshall from 1991-2000.

Fletcher Family Reunion - Vanessa Downing

Fletcher Family Reunion - Roger Oakley

Fletcher Family Reunion - Alex Papps

Fletcher Family Reunion - Sharyn Hodgson

Fletcher Family Reunion - Nicolle Dickson

 

The only omissions from the lineup (not including Milco) were Adam Willits (Steven Matheson), Kate Ritchie (Sally Fletcher) and Helena Bozich (Lynn Davenport). Whilst Kate is still very much in the public eye and Adam is currently working in finance, we previously reported how the show tried and failed to track down Helena Bozich, in the hope she might appear in Sally’s departure episodes.

For the full photos and to read the interviews, visit the Woman’s Day website.


The reunion comes after New Idea magazine previously reunited Ryan & Nicolle with their on-screen family, Norman Coburn (Donald Fisher) & Ross Newton (Greg Marshall), for a shoot on Palm Beach last year.

Norman Coburn, Ryan Clark, Ross Newton, Nicolle Dickson

 

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