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Prayer

A prayer for the Queen's Jubilee

 God of time and eternity, whose Son reigns as servant, not master; we give you thanks and praise that you have blessed this Nation, the Realms and Territories with ELIZABETH our beloved and glorious Queen. 

In this year of Jubilee, grant her your gifts of love and joy and peace, as she  continues  in faithful obedience to you,

her Lord and God and in devoted service to her lands and peoples, and those of the Commonwealth, now and all the days of her life; through Jesus Christ our Lord.    Amen

(Written by the Chapter of St Pauls Cathedral and recommended for use throughout this celebration year.)






 

Those who served WW11

 

Albett, (Mrs.)  M.      HQ Company Office, Catterick

Ablett, W.G.              Army, BQMS, 248th AA  Squadron

Arnott, A.                   Army, Private, S.C.U.I. Suffolk Regiment

Bagg (Miss) Joyce     RAF. L/Corporal, LACW, Bucks.

Barnes, George         Orient Line, SS Ormonde

Bell, J. W.                  Army, RAOC, L/Corporal, Iceland C. Force

Cairns, J. R.              RAF, LAC 1857 Squad. Central Med. Forces

Cattermole, W. G     Army, Private. Suffolk Regiment, No.2 Squad Corps, 8th Corps, Signals, BLA

Cook, Alec N.                        RAF

Copping, Eric G.       RAF, Corporal

Driver, Iris Mabel     Civilian, killed 21. 11. 1940 aged 25 in C.A.

Ellis, Muriel

 Fairhead, Tom W.     Royal Navy, HMS Lucifer

Graham, Ian              Royal Navy, HMS Royal Arthur,          

Graham, Lilias          Relief Work

Graham, Lord Alastair

Graham, Margaret   ATS, Norwich

Graham, Robin

Hammond, Arthur    Army, RASC.  Driver. Killed 28. 3. 1941

Hembling, John        Navy,

Kemp, Charles          Army, Gunner.  POW Med. Regiment Spent time in AUV Hospital

Latter, Edward L.      Sergeant, Barrington Hall, A.U.V. Hospital, Leominster.

Latter, Violet M.       ATS, Corporal.  Regimental Police, Pontifract

Leech, (Miss) E.G.    ATS, Private. St. Omer Barracks, ACCTC, Aldershot

Lees, Russell T.        Royal Artillery, Gunner. Killed 19. 12.1943, Chittagong

Lowther, John A.      Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve, Lieutenant, HMS President. Died 25. 8. 1942

Manning, F.

Mowson, George       Army

Newman, Albert V.   Royal Navy, HMS Paladin. 

Newman, John          Army

Newman, William A.            Army, Royal Engineers, Sergeant, Fought in both World Wars. Died as result of war wounds in 1951.

Park (Miss) F.M.       V.A.D. Southampton

Park (Miss) R.D.       SRN, 27th General Hospital, MEF

Parsons (Mrs.) C.      Royal Army Medical Corps, Private

Phillips, Lord            Captain

Plant, Clifford R.      Army, Corporal, Parachute Regiment. AAC, 7th Batt. Killed 7. 3. 1945, aged 20, Germany

Reade A. E. E.            Captain, MEF, London.

Reeves, J.                   RAF, Flight Sergeant, Staffs and Lincs.

Sawyer, John           

Skeet, Clifford          Army, L/Corporal, HQ Squadron, 6th Armoured Div.

Skipper, Dennis W.  Royal Norfolk Regiment, 1st Batt., South East Asia Command, Private

Skipper, Raymond    Royal Navy, Able Seaman, HMS Valient, HMS Malaya. South East Asia Command.

Smith, Muriel B.      ATS, L/Corporal, Aldershot, married

Smith, Raymond       RAF

Smith, S.                   Army, 2nd Batt. Cambridge Regiment, Malaya Camps POW/missing? 1942

Tidey, (Mrs.) R          SRN, St Lukes Hospital, India

Tildesley, (Mrs.) V. 

Trumpeter, George  Army, 4th Batt. Suffolk Regiment, Private. POW. Died 12.10.1943.

Warne, G.R.               Army, RAMC, HQ 198th Field Ambulance, POW

Wordley, Elizabeth   ATS, Private. Worked in E. Section Home Postal Centre, Notts.