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Dedication Wall
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Robert Howie Fullarton
British Army, Royal Engineers, Sergeant
Proudly served in WW2, 1939 - 45.
Born in Troon, Scotland. Bert's four siblings, William, Alexander, Jessie and Jean also served in WW2.
A humble man of great integrity. A loving husband and father. He passed away 1979 after a battle with cancer.
Submitted by: Kevin Fullarton
Ernest Pond
10th Bat. Sherwood Foresters, 5/6 Northumberland Fusiliers
In proud remembrance of my Grandfather Ernest Pond, 10th Sherwoods, wounded 2nd day of Somme eventually transfered to NF. Wounded 3 times (finally being gassed Ypres area late 1917, send back to England Thorsby Hall for R and R)
Submitted by: david hewitt
Harold Abbott
Captain, 10th Manchester Regiment
Harold was my Great Uncle. Born in Manchester in 1888. Joined the Manchester Regiment in 1917 , served in France, left 1923 & went on to be a Teacher. The whole family are proud of him. Thank you for your Service.
Submitted by: Margaret Owen
William Abbott
Lieutenant
Born in Hull, Yorkshire, 1878 he joined the Kings Liverpool Regiment 9th Battalion. Gassed in the Somme & brought back to Pinewood Sanatorium. Due to internal burns from the gas, died October 1921, leaving a wife Mabel & daughter Margaret Abbott
Submitted by: Margaret Owen
George W Reed
George's nickname was "Sonny" George was in the Royal Signals. Dispatch rider.
George's nickname was "Sonny", He served in India. Another of my grandmothers Lillian Elizabeth Reed's brothers, he passed away 1953 at age 47. Thank you for your service to family & Country.
Submitted by: Alfred Barnett
Hugh Sharpe
Private 5241; 6thBN; Royal Munster Fusiliers; WW1
Here's tae us, whae's like us? With love from your Great, great niece Siobhan, your sister Teresa's Great grandaughter...she never forgot her big brother and we all remember you still.
Submitted by: Siobhan O'Connor
Arthur Varney MM
Sgt. Awarded the Military Medal. 11th Bn Sherwood Foresters
Killed at the tender age of 20, by shell fire on the 4th October 1918 just over a month before the war ended and just a day before being due for transfer to the reserve. He will never be forgotten.
Submitted by: Kevin Varney
Henry (Harry) Houghton
Private 3770688,
Harry (my dad) was a Chindit, King's regiment Liverpool. he joined the Army in 1936, served in Gibraltar where he swam the Straight. he then went into India then Burma until the end of the war. He lived a good life until died in 1986
Submitted by: David Wall
Cecil Murphy
Corporal, 2nd Regiment of Foot, The Queen's Royal (West Surrey) Regiment
Was in Potchefstroom, North West South Africa, South Africa on manoeuvers in August, 1914. Returned to England in September. Arrived in France on 19 September and was killed in action 3 weeks later in Belgium defending Ypres. He was 19 years old.
Submitted by: K Howard Gray
Charles Murphy
Warrant Officer (Company Serjeant Major) Service Number: 323255. 1/6 London Regiment, C Coy.
To my great-uncle, who gave his life at Bourlon Wood on 30 Nov 1917 and whose legacy will survive forever through his daughter, Sandra Wickes. I hope to be able to meet him someday.
Submitted by: K Howard Gray
Leo Flesch
Flight Sargeant 419 Squadron
Although I never knew you, you were and will always be a constant presence in my life. Your family spoke of you as a brilliant student, flutist, gifted athlete and someone filled with kindness, curiosity and joy. Requiescat in pace, dear uncle.
Submitted by: Elizabeth Ewart
Kenneth Hobson
Pilot Officer RCAF 419 Squadron
Died on March 29, 1942. I read the heartbreaking letters Kenneth's father wrote to my grandmother when their sons were missing in action and they were awaiting word of their fate. Both died. Kenneth was his father’s only remaining child. RIP
Submitted by: Elizabeth Ewart