Farewell WOII Gormley RLC
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2024
- Today 17th May we answered the call to bid farewell to WOII Gerard Gormley who sadly passed away with no family or comrades to see him off on his final journey: the service was conducted by civil celebrant Mr John Moody , and SSAFA donated to help the undertaker
Kenneth Keegan undertake the funeral service :
Veterans from the Royal Navy & Army turned up with standard bearers to bid farewell to Gerard
Who served in the pioneer corps then in the RLC ( Royal Logistics Corp) when it was re-badged : raising to the rank of Warrant Officer Class 2 after 24 years serving Queen & country:
Thank you to John , Shuggy , Gibby , Danny Argylls’ who turned up :
Sleep well Gerard , we Thank You For Standing Strong During The Toughest Of Hours To Protect The Integrity And Sovereignty Of Our Nation:
Ne Obliviscaris sans Peur - Розваги
Well done all involved, nobody should make their final journey alone 💕💕
Good to see people who don't know the person who passed away turning up for our heroes for their final journey and good for you Charlie for spreading the word 👍 I went to a very old cemetery through my way last week that has Viking graves and has a couple of Argyll as well it's very well looked after by volunteers so worth a look if your in the area it's the old Kirk and kirkyard at logie Kirk at the base of Dumyat in the ochil hills and it's on UA-cam regards once again to you and your family 👍
Great stuff Mr fleeting too many people with short memories or just no one at all .your a good human being keep up your out and about videos always watch them just hope your good and the family great strength and inspiration to most .be lucky m8
Nice of you Mr fleeting to remember your moral compass is a dear one your a good human being.good to see you on again take it easy buddy
It was an honour to attend this veterans funeral, sad to think he had no one in his last days or his last journey on this earth : respect buddy
Also my granda was an argyle his brothers names on the cenotaph on auchinairn road lost in service flying over Germany in world war 2 when the r a f was what it should be today.
James Lyndsay there were 5 of them.all good men last one left us at the age of 93 all lived long lives .my granda left us 2013. 87 years of age the others in there 90s .don't last like that nowadays must of been good food and training not fast food like today and processed stuff take care m8