Page of Remembrance

At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them

Roll of Honor Operation Telic, Iraq 2003

This is a very personal attempt to remember some of the fallen of Britain's Forgotten Wars. If you would like to dedicate a poppy to a fallen comrade please write to Mario Mirarchi. Please supply as much information about the person as possible and please also try to supply us with a picture.

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In Memory of Gunner Peter Gore
170th Independent Mortar Battery, Royal Artillery
	In Proud & loving memory of Gunner Peter Gore,170th Independent Mortar Battery, Royal Artillery. My Father was a regular Soldier and Served in Malaya,Japan,and finally Korea, where he was badly wounded in a Landmine explosion. Picture of my Father was taken in Hiroshima in 1946 Dad Passed away 16.03.05.after a brief Illness. Deeply missed by His Family.

In Memory of H.M.S. Consort
Yangtze River 20th April, 1949

The Yangtze River dead stay shipmates of our youth;
While others, like us, knew the passing of the years.
' Loyal and Steadfast, we are one ships company.
In comradeship of life and faith that conquers death,
We will rember them.

John Cecil AKHURST	PO Telegraphist
Raymond George GIFFORD	StokerMechanic
Morrice James GURNEY	ChiefPetty Officer
Neville Douglas HUTTON	AbleSeaman
Dennis IREDALE	OrdinaryTelegraphist
Sidney JENKINSON	OrdinarySeaman
William MOIR	LeadingSeaman
Albert MORTON	PettyOfficer
Charles Victor THEAY	OrdinarySeaman
John TOBIN	ElectriciansMate

H.M.S. Consort, motto "Loyal and Steadfast" as a tribute, that motto was fully endorsed by the ultimate price paid by those named above, killed in action on the Yangtze River, while making three valiant efforts to rescue and take in tow H.M.S. Amethyst, 20th April 1949.

Sonny Leitch

In Memory of 23873973 Rifleman Harry Donoghue ( Big H ),
The Rifle Brigade
	In Memory of my friend and comrade 23873973 Rifleman Harry Donoghue ( Big H ), The Rifle Brigade Died whilst on operational duties Borneo 30th November 1965 Forever Remembered Remembered by Rifleman Jim Browning Recce Platoon The Rifle Brigade

In Memory of RM14414 Marine Peter John "Sticks" Rogers,
3rd Royal Marine Commando
	My father was Peter John Rogers RM14414 ,who served with the 3rd Royal Marine Commando in late 50's and early 60's(1952-64?). He served in a number of marine commando units such as "40","42" and "45" commando during the Suez crisis 1956. He was affectionately known as "Sticks", I guess that was due to him being a bugler/drummer. He also made journeys on H.M.T. Dunera and H.M.S. Parapet 1960. Also served on HMY Britannia. He has sadly recently passed away (Jan 26th 2006) through ill health. He was a wonderful Dad who gave his children everything. He will be sadly missed but knowing he will be reunited with his wife again gives us all some comfort. Russell Rogers (Son of Peter)	Dad on HMT Dunera 1960

In Memory of Major Chris Grant MC
The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders
	In Memory of Major Chris Grant MC The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders Died after a short illness on the 27th November 2005 aged 90 Was Company Commander B Company Cameron Highlanders in Aden 1957. Was seriously wounded in Ambush at Dhala February 1957 Will always be remembered by his men of B Company. He was a soldiers/Officer, his men always came first and he commanded the utmost respect by us all of B Company Rest in peace You will always be remembered by everyone at our Reunions Cpl R F Pettigrew [4 Platoon, B Company] 1st Battalion The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders

In Memory of Miltary Policeman Albert Shaw
	PLEASE MAY I DEDICATE A POPPY TO ROYAL MILITARY POLICEMAN ALBERT SHAW KILLED IN CYPRUS ON 23/4/1956 AGED JUST 19 REMEMBERING A DEAR FRIEND AND COMRADE OF 491 SQUAD GOD BLESS YOU ALBERT GORDON MARTIN

In Memory of 14748569 Norman (Johnstone) Hunter
Royal Corps of Signals
	I would like to post a poppy for my Dad, Norman (Johnstone) Hunter from Glasgow,a popular character who served with the Royal Corps of Signals between 1945 - 1951. Norrie served in Palestine where he was attatched to King Davids Hotel. A sad piece of history which saw the hotel and the servng RAF girls being bombed. It was my Dad who took the message in Norway that world war 2 was over. Norrie also served in Belgium and Paris, He always Remembered and loved Paris. Norman J Hunter 14748569: passed away peacefully at Monklands hospital on the 24th May 2006. God bless you Dad, thanks for always being there. Missed and always remembered your loving Family.

In Memory of 22186466 Pte John Meighan
A Company The Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders 1948 - 1952
	We’d like to dedicate a Poppy In Memory Of Our Dad From Daughters Carol & Linda Seriously wounded at the Battle of Pakchon North Korea 1950 John had been ill for a long time. Sadly, John passed away peacefully on the 5th July 2005 John will be greatly missed by his Family and his many Regimental Friends. Ne Obliviscaris Ray Vearnals

19034526 Pte. P. (Pat) Quinn
B Company Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders 1946 to 1952
	Served in Palestine, Hong Kong & Korea. Badly wounded on Hill 282, Korea, 23rd September 1950 A staunch member of the Regimental Association. After release, served with the Salford Fire Service from 1956 until his retirement in 1979. Pat passed away after a very long illness aged 77 on the 8th July 2006 Ne Obliviscaris Ray Vearnals

Eddie Wright
The Parachute Regiment and 3rd Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment
	Eddie served with the Paras in Germany during the Berlin Airlift, and in Korea, Malaya and Borneo with 3RAR. Eddie passed away in Honolulu, Hawaii during a visit to the USA on the 9th June 2006. A good man and a dear friend. Godspeed Digger. Mario Mirarchi

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