In Memoriam
In Memoriam
Steve Humphries – Kevin Hobbs - Andy Relf - Geoff Boome
Steve Carver – Ken Miller – Tony “Wally” Bennett
Bob ‘Spot’ Collins – Brian ‘Flash’ Collins – ‘Tex’ Cotterell - ’Del’ King
Jim Kerr – Matt Hill – George Cowley
Dave Ellcocks – Ian Graham – Bernie Smythe – Ken Cridland
Ronald ‘Bootsie’ Collins – Alexander ‘Alex’ Lesley – Phil Harry
Jim Pearson – ‘Chas’ deBues, – Dave Dell
Vaughan Donovan – Joseph ‘Joe’ Stocks – ‘Lou’ Hollywood
Steve Crack – Brian ‘Nobby’ Clark
Howard ‘Fred’ Newbound – John Hemmings – Scott Callaghan
George Henderson – Alan Higgins – Peter Pusey
Wayne ‘Ginge’ Rogan – Andrew ‘Jock’ Young
Bernard Potter – Jimmy Weir – Andy Jeppesen – Don Green
Geoff ‘Dixie’ Dean – Michael Dolman – Barry Gaukrodger
Dave Wright – Jim Raleigh – William ‘Billy’ Jack
Michael McLean – Frank ‘Lex’ Barker – Pauline Barker – Jon Teaque
James Patrick Harris – Kevin O’Leary – Prem Kedar Tamang
Raymond Yung – Graeme Martin – Pierre Naya – Denis Franks
Dave Cox – Ernie Hardcastle – Timothy Steven Phillips – Emrys “Em” Astley Andy Taylor
Joe Russell – Keith ‘Dink’ Singleton – Ken HudsonPete Hughes – Les Viner
Dave Armour – Jim Hardiman – Syd Francis Edward ‘Ted’ Richards
Mark Draper – Denis Potts - Geoff VooghtTony “Ginge” Norton – Jim Donnelly
Horace Bernard Booth – Mick Anderson Philip George – Bob Gramson
Shaun Callaghan – Norman Dady Prem Mashi Chhetri – Ian McMillan – Ken True
Keith Jones – Ronald Safhill
Honorary Members
RIP
‘WE WILL REMEMBER THEM’
OTT Reunited plaque in the RAMC Garden at the National Memorial Arboretum
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On 23rd June 2012 at the National Memorial Arboretum a tree and plaque was dedicated in memory of our colleagues, comrades and friends who served in the Corps as OTTs.
Tree and plaque location: OTT Reunited 10/394. Jimmy Harris 10/3171
For Information
Details of personnel who died on active service since 1945 are recorded on the National Memorial Arboretum, Alrewas, Staffordshire, DE13 7AR. Tele 01283 792333. Email: info@thenma.org.uk Website: http://www.thenma.org.uk/
Details of personnel who have died in service are recorded on the Roll of Honour on the Armed Forces Memorial website: http://www.forcesmemorial.org.uk/
Names are also recorded in the Rolls of Honour that will be kept in the Chapel of the Royal Hospital Chelsea. Their names will not be engraved on the Armed Forces Memorial itself as they were not killed ‘on duty’. However, you should note that the obelisk, that forms an integral part of the whole Memorial, is dedicated to all members of the Armed Forces who have died while in Service. The inscription on the obelisk reads
“They died serving their country – we will remember them”.
Certificates recording personal details can be downloaded from the site.