Bedhanpton, Hants

13.9.2014

BEDHAMPTON

Brass plaque on wooden backing on wall under Great War Memorial in St Thomas a Beckett Church.

And of those
who laid down their lives in the Second Worle War

The three left side plaques.

F/O. D. Ford. R.A.F.
Ld/W. M.C. Asher, R.N.
2nd Lt. J.A. Carey, R.A.
Gnr. D.C. Peters, R.A.
A/S. L.G. Harris, R.N.
L.T.O. H.R. Beach, R.N.
Ord/A. J. Robinson, R.N.
Mrs. F.M. Luff, Civilian

1939 - 1945

Sgt./P. W.D.G. Bond, R.A.F.
Sgt. J.E.C. Merrifield, R.A.
O/S. K.W. Ireston, R.N.
Lt.(E) T.I. Gay R.N.
P/O. F.L. Kidd, R.A.F.
Lt. G.E. Freeland, R.N.

S/G. H.G. Turner, R.N.
F/Lt. R.T. Bradshaw, R.A.F.

Gnr. L. Pearce, R.A.
E/A. W.E. Irwin, R.N.
Pte.H.E. Huggett, Essex Rgt.

P/O. D.J. Chase, R.A.F.
Marine R. George, R.M.Comdos.
Tpr. C.R.Shepherd, Yeomanry

Window in St Thomas a Beckett Church, inscription on right side.

H.M.S. Havant

To the Glory of God
and in memory of all
who served in her.
Dunkirk 1940