So Young. So Brave. Fallen in Service to Our Country. Although no relative to me, I Thank You xxx
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Atkinson, W.J. (Walter James)
Since last week my wife and me adopted the grave of W.J. Atkinson on the Northern burial site in Flushing. We will remember and honor the grave of mr Atkinson on his data of death and the date the First World War ended. ...
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King, A.M. (Alfred Maurice)
Thank you for your service. You will not be forgotten.
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Hutchings, C.W. (Charles William)
We will remember
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White, H.G. (Harold Gilbert)
Found this grave by accident. My grandfather also served as an air mechanic. We should never forget them.
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Holmes, L.C. (Lilian Cecilia)
Her grave is in Greasley Churchyard Nottinghamshire. She was 24 years old. There are few details but the grave is marked "She died for her country".
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Lovelock, E.C. (Edward C.)
A distant relative I never knew, who served and paid the ultimate sacrifice for his country and the free world. Always to be remembered.
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Aitken, M. (Mary)
Brave young woman. Walk past your grave almost daily. RIP.
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Boyd, H. (Henry)
"we...shall always remember him" from KIA letter.
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Binns, J.H. (John Houghton)
Never forgotten..
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Morrison, E.S. (Eric Simpson)
So young to die on the exact day of your second wedding anniversary and to never see your son James grow to manhood.
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Bowyer-Bower, E.W. (Eldred Wolferstan)
We'll get them next time.
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Knightley, P.E. (Percy E.)
We were related through his grandfather. Through family history I have traced this record.
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Gartside-Tippinge, F. (Francis)
Though we never knew you, you will never be forgotten.
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West, J. (John)
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Lewis, A.V. (Alan Vivian)
Thanks for your service. Descendant of G.E Durrance,
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De Wilde, J.S. (John Sylvan)
More than a hundred years have passed since your death but your family lives on and remembers you and are proud of you. Rest in Peace.
