Leatherhead War Memorial, Sunday, 10th November 2013.
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Nicely timed Magic Fingers – I again was a proud seller of poppies last Friday – the generosity of people in my area of Western Australia knows no bounds and humbly astounds me. “Poppy Day” always brings out the best in people – both young and old want to thank and remember what our military have done for us to give the freedom we so enjoy. Lest we Forget. Have a great Remembrance Day on the 11th of the 11th and I will particularly remember my father who was severely wounded on the Somme.
Hello Sid. Good for you (poppy selling), and as always nice to hear from you. I can assure you I also remembered your father at 11.00 today. Thought you might approve.