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Glenda

Location:
Germany


posted: 25.05.2013 08:57

STEPHEN DAWSON - Thinking of you always.

Remembering you and your shipmates today.
Dean Ozbirn

Location:
United Kingdom


posted: 25.05.2013 08:05

Still have an empty feeling after all these years. Miss you so much Dad. So proud of you and all those that served on Hms Coventry.
David Oliver

Location:
United Kingdom


posted: 24.05.2013 20:21

I wish you well in your reunion in Coventry.
Could I make the following correction; the Naval Party that recovered items from HMS COVENTRY was NP 2200 (not 2002) "Operation Blackleg".
I was the CPO WEM(R) on that team. Best Wishes
Dougie Douglas

Location:
United States


posted: 24.05.2013 14:59

Gentlemen

We had a very successful reunion in St Petersburg on Tuesday, many lanterns were swung and much alcohol drunk. We remembered those still on patrol, this year we were asked to read our units Roll Of Honor (the first time I had done this, and it wasn't easy). Plans are already started for next year's reunion. Sorry I can't be in Coventry or Pompey this year, but I will be having a moment's silence on Saturday evening to remember.

Calm seas and following winds.

Dougie
Matt (Nobby) Northeast

Location:
United Kingdom


posted: 24.05.2013 11:09

Sorry I am unable to attend the rememberance in Coventry. I will think of you all and raise a glass shortly after six tomorrow 25.05.13, remembering in particular those still on patrol.