It was my Dad’s funeral today in the UK. With COVID travel restrictions, we had to watch over a video webcast from our couch in Regina. Dad was 88 and lived a very full life. He went into hospital at the end of September with multiple health issues and came down with COVID while hospitalized.
Dad joined the navy in 1946 at the age of 13, and served til the early 70s. Not sure where or when this is from but it’s a good picture. Take care of yourselves.
Sorry for your loss.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jim
DeleteMy deepest condolences, Peter.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan
DeleteThinking of you and yours at this time.
ReplyDeleteDeepest condolences...it must be so much harder being so far away
ReplyDeleteThanks. The modern tech helps but it’s not the same.
DeletePeter - good picture.. he was a good looking bloke.. and a LtC which was the same rank my Dad made before he left... did you ever do any research on the medal ribbons?
ReplyDeleteThanks Steve. He left information on his service and the ships he served on. I will post this later this fall.
DeleteGreat photo. May his memory live on.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ross
DeleteSorry for you loss Peter.
ReplyDeleteThanks James
DeleteDeepest condolences on a loss that would be hard enough to bear under normal circumstances.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ed
DeleteMy most sincerest condolences, Peter. That's a great picture of your Dad.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much.
DeleteMy condolences. Losing parents is one of life's nastier rites de passage made so much worse by the pandemic. I hope you have lots of good memories to fall back on. It helps!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
David.
Thanks very much David. Many good memories.
DeletePeter
Sorry for your loss,good luck.
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain
DeletePlease accept my sincere condolences
ReplyDeleteThanks very much
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