Ted landed on June 6th 1944 at 8 am in the first assault wave. He was 18 and a commando in the Royal Marines.
While in Normandy he is kindly hosted by Frances, our Churchwarden.
Monday, 9 September 2013
A very special guest
During our Sunday Eucharist led by Fr Robert LLoyd-Richard, we were honoured with the presence of Mr Ted Turner, a D-Day veteran.
Ted landed on June 6th 1944 at 8 am in the first assault wave. He was 18 and a commando in the Royal Marines.
While in Normandy he is kindly hosted by Frances, our Churchwarden.
Ted landed on June 6th 1944 at 8 am in the first assault wave. He was 18 and a commando in the Royal Marines.
While in Normandy he is kindly hosted by Frances, our Churchwarden.
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