Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
I'm so glad to be home. I only wish Lena was here; TRAGIC STAR'S DAD RETURNS TO ROTHESAY AFTER 21 YEARS
COPYRIGHT 2001 The Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland), Full Artical Here: The Free LibraryTHE father of Scots singer Lena Zavaroni has moved back to her childhood home on the Isle of Bute.
But Victor Zavaroni, who had moved south to be nearer his daughter, says he will always regret not returning to Rothesay sooner - and bringing tragic Lena with him.
The former child star, whose life was plagued by the eating disorder anorexia nervosa, died in 1999, aged 36. She weighed four stones.
Speaking from his home overlooking the Kyles of Bute, Victor, 61, said: "Lena would be pleased to see me back, but if only things had been different, she would have been here, too.
"I've been away 21 years, but feel particularly at peace here. It's as if the years have all melted away."
It was during a visit to the island at New Year that Victor and Christine, his second wife, decided the time was right to return to Rothesay.
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