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18.6.1986

LAKE

Stone cross on road junction in village.

Front face of plinth.

To the Glory of God
who giveth us the victory
and in memory of our heroic dead

G.A. Allen

A. Arnold

A.R. Ballard

F.W. Ballard

O.C. Ballard

R.J. Ballard

F.G. Birch

H. Birch

G.W. Bowen

A. Boynton

T. Boynton

E.J. Cassford

F. Dashwood

A. Edmunds

G.W. Edmunds

H. Fleming

V. Forteath

R.M. Hands

H. Horsford

C.E. Jefferies

E. Kent

H.C. Kent

J. Kent

T.W. Kemp

A.E. Kingston

G.B. Langston

E. Lewis

C.A. Matthews

Frank Meecham

Fred Meecham

F.J. Merwood

W. Munns

E.W. Perkins

D.W. Phillips

R.G. Pritchett

C.F. Roope

J.H. Rowe

R. Rowell

R. Ryder

H.P. Sargent

J. Sargent

A.W. Scovell

W.E. Scrivener

W. Sharpe

H. Smith

P. Stamp

R. Trinder

G. Truett

H. Trueman

H.C. Urry

T.W. Urry

A.W. Voice

H. Wavell

O.C. White

W. Woodford

F. Woodhouse

 

 

Their name liveth for evermore.

Left side face of plinth.

The people of Lake
have erected this Memorial
in honour of the
210 Lake men who served
their country by Land
Sea and Air
in the Great War 1914-1920.

Right side face of plinth.

"O risen Lord
O shepherd of our dead."
"Whose cross has bought them
and whose staff has led."
"In glorious hope their proud
and sorrowing land."
"Commits her children
to they gracious hand."
           J.S. Arkwright.

Brass on wood plaque on wall in The Good shepherd Church.

The east window of this chapel
was given in thankfulness and in remembrance.
To the Glory of God
and
in proud and honoured memory of
F.E. Booker   G.A. King   R. Trinder
choristers of this church who
gave their lives for their country
in the Great War 1914-1918