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Doug Friend MBE - Kukri 58-61 - Wigston Leicester -
Long time since I have viewed the site but nice to catch up. I was trying to trace two old kukri boys from 58-61.. Ian Ferguson-bailey and Brian Sarahs. Ian was from Portsmouth area. Brian from Dawlish. Any clues ?? plus anyone else out there who may remember me.
02 Apr 2009, 23:00
ID: 843
Pete Booker - White Spear 59-62 - Sheffield -
hi everybody just visiting site after many years now live in Thailand. To anybody that remembers me a big hello and dont hesitate to get in touch.
29 Mar 2009, 00:00
ID: 841
Terry Reynolds - Kohima 61-63 - Swindon -
For all new lads who come on to this site can I ask if you ask for members to conact you who may remember you or were in the same troop if you dont want me to send you an email can you put no/reynolds email then I wont waste your time or mine by sending you one. I dont know which is worse getting the I dont reply to your email or the silent approach either I think is ignorant. regards terry.
29 Mar 2009, 00:00
ID: 842
Mike(Prof) Boisse - Jerboa 60-61 - Weymouth -
Hello Keith. If i remember you correctly you wore glasses. We must have joined together or almost. I stayed in Guernsey with a fellow Kohima lad and your friend Clive Hume for two weeks in 1961 at Lancresse bay. I would be glad to exchange memories with you of those times of nearly 50 years ago. Regards. Mike known as Prof.
26 Mar 2009, 00:00
ID: 840
Keith Austin - Kohima 60-62 - Guernsey -
First time on this site after receiving an email from Dave Thomas. Hope to hear from anyone in M troop 60 to 62
25 Mar 2009, 00:00
ID: 839
Frank King - 62-64 - Sunderland -
On behalf of Frank (geordie) Pierpoints family and myself I would sincerly like to thank you for all the phone calls e-mails and tributes of condolences especially those brothers who attended his funeral he would have been truly proud to have so many attending such a very sad event. Some travelled for 10 hours return journey just to be there. Your attendance certainly helped to releave some of the sorry sadness and burden of this tragic event. When we meet again no doubt we will be raising a glass in his honour and no doubt he will be looking down on us having a good laugh because he managed not to pay for yet another round. Thank you once again
20 Mar 2009, 00:00
ID: 838
Bob Turnbull - 66-67 - Newcastle -
Would like to get in touch with any of the last intake.
19 Mar 2009, 00:00
ID: 837
Frank King - 62-64 - Sunderland -
Brothers Thank you for your e-mails and phone calls of condolences Frank would have been proud to know that his brothers have shown concern regardless of where in the world that you are now. He always loved to go to the Denbury reunion and was planning his next trip 12 months in advance our hotel is booked and only last week he was rabbiting on about the journey down (which is a long one) over the years we have gone by car train and have flown infact when we flew on our return journey we spent 8 hours in the airport just waiting to come back home. He was a very loving caring family man. Gloria his lady was the light of his life as was His Daughter Luan Son Lee sister Maria brother in law Terry his mam Stan Susan and his lovely grandchildren to name but a few the list is endless. I also had the privilage of being a big part of his life and I cannot at the moment get my head around him no longer being here for me.No one will be able to take his place and the world will be a lesser place without him. I was very proud to call him my friend. cheers mate I will not say farewell because we WILL meet again Frank
13 Mar 2009, 00:00
ID: 836
Frank King - 62-64 - Sunderland -
Hello brothers. It is with great sadness that I have to advise you that i have lost my good friend Frank(Georgie) Pierpoint. He was the best friend and comrade that anyone could have. He was always there for me in times of troubles.We were inseperable until death which has come far too soon for such a good caring and lovely person. I am so privelaged to have been his friend and the hole that has been left in my life is unbearable to think about. We could not be seperated in life and certainley not in death. We were one. His family he loved as i did. The world was a good place with him around without him well i just do not know. I know that time heals but the wound will just be covered over. Until we meet again my friend. You shall always be remebered. We had so many plans for the future that will no longer happen. Your Denbury you always loved and talked about.farewell my friend i shall never have another friend like you who cared shared and you never stopped bloody talking. Till we meet again.
11 Mar 2009, 00:00
ID: 835
Keith Harding - Quadrant 61-63 - Newton Abbot -
hi guys and gals Chris Rose sends a big thanks for the flowers nice thought Mike and Sue well done for a nice afternoon hope that you did not ring me at 8.00am on sunday someone did but didnt leave message. Steve you dont look 60 must be all that fresh air in germany.Dai sorry to hear you had such a bad time making the day . but well done for making it to Taunton. Dixie nice to see you hopping about and Leo looking as smart as ever (ring me ) phil sorry you left early was it your turn to cook tea ? Tom mate still cannot remember where we have met but your granddaughter is welcome to my chips anytime she is lovely. sorry if i have missed anyone out but timefor my nap regards skip and rose
10 Mar 2009, 00:00
ID: 834