WW2 Veterans buried (or mentioned in family graves) at St Nicholas
WW2 Veterans buried (or mentioned in family graves) at St Nicholas
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Some soldiers have no marked grave or are buried in military cemetaries abroad, so they have been mentioned on their families headstones. Some of the families could not afford a headstone and so are in unmarked graves. As we are sure they would also have commemorated their sons, plaques for those in these circumstances will be arranged.
Roy Phillip Hargrave, Gunner (1924-1944) died of accidental injuries during D-Day training
Frank Winston Peace Wireless Operator & Air Gunner (1923-1945) died aboard JA105, buried at Rhodes War Cemetery.
Duncan Gordon Roebuck of the Royal Air Force (1906-1943) Inn Keeper of Sovereign & Air Raid Warden in 1939.
Donald Vivian Roebuck (1921-1945), nephew of Duncan Gordon Roebuck, he was taken prisoner in Japan and killed after WW2.
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