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Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2009 23:36:42 EDT
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Subject: WEST CUMBERLAND TIMES MARCH 29, 1958 ROLL OF HONOUR.
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WEST CUMBERLAND TIMES MARCH 29, 1958

ROLL OF HONOUR.

COULTHARD. -  In loving remembrance of Jim,  dearly loved son, who was
killed in Burma, March 1944. - Never forgotten by his  mother, brothers and
sisters, brother and sisters-in-law, nephews and nieces.

“Just as he was he will always be,
A treasured  thought in our memory.”

***

GILL. - In proud and ever loving memory of William  Tyson GILL, R. A., who
gave his life in the Battle of Mareth, North Africa,  March 30th 1943, aged
21 years. - Mother and all the family at “Hakodadi,”  Arlecdon, Cumberland.

- “We shall remember with gratitude,
All that you  gave.”

***

OSTLE. - Thomas, dearly loved son of Joseph S. OSTLE,  5 Chapel Terrace,
Prospect, Aspatria, died of wounds March 28th, 1943. - Always  remembered by
father, brothers and sisters at home and  away.

“Time rolls on but memory  lingers.”

*****

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