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impune lacessit"

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Name: Phyllis
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Comments: I cannot Thank you enough about Tom Kirkcaldy, (I sent a photo of his headstone after a recent visit to the cemetery - Ian) we met when I was in Minehead in Somerset. He was my first boyfriend, I was in the WATS and was a waiter in the officers mess. I have a vivid memory of the walks we did together, Tom was a delight to know, I was taken by surprise by this Ginger headed soldier in uniform, whom looked really handsome. The timing of departure was very brief, he came to say goodbye and it was very sad, he told my friend try not to fall in love, I have to go to Cornwall, we are leaving and going overseas. I am so sad as I love my girlfriend Phyllis.

I did hear from him before he left England, he sent me a photo of him on a motorcycle, but after that we lost touch. I have wondered constantly about Tom, he has been on my mind all through the years, I prayed to God to find out what happened to him before I die. And you are the one who has made it reality for me, Ian I thank you for doing this. I was very sad, but I believe in fate from the cradle to the grave, although I did have a good cry.

A very big Thank you

Phyllis


Name: Kay
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Comments: This site is a fabulous way to honour the memory of George Hildred. I myself was looking for someone whom served with George and, what better way to never forget and let others know about the life of a loved one. Thank you for all your help and good luck in your future work on this site.


Name: John H Allison
Email address:
johna.rafa@tiscali.co.uk

Comments: Until I got to know Ian Scales through his Web Site building for RAF Association York Branch, I was totally unaware of George Hildred. How very interesting to read about him and the Memorial.


Name: Helen Robinson
Email address:
arkvoxamp@hotmail.co.uk

Comments: As I grew up there was always a picture of this handsome gentleman in my Grandma's house and as the year's went on it eventually adorned my Mother's bedroom wall. The picture was of my Uncle George who never came home from the War. My mother spoke of him often but I never really got an insight of what he was really like in the short time he was here. This web page has given me an insight to how all these men were so brave and fought not only for their Country but for their families. It makes me so proud to know the man in the picture is my uncle and one of the bravest persons I have ever met.


Name: Mavis Hildred
Email address:
mavis.hildred@hotmail.co.uk

Comments: I never knew George personally, to me he was just a young man in Army uniform smiling down from a picture hanging in the front room of my future in-laws home, and not much of his personal history was ever given or asked for over the years, which is why I am so very grateful that this website has been created and given me the opportunity to have a 'living' picture of someone I would have been proud to know as a brother-in-law.


Name: Debbie Robinson
Email address:
jhonlonghurst@sky.com

Comments: He was also my Uncle, I never had the chance to meet, God Bless you.


Name: Jacqui Scales
Email Address: jacqui@rafmtd.co.uk

Comments:
Thank you for this site. For me it's remembrance of an Uncle I never knew, but whom I have a great deal of respect for.


 

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