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midway Website Member Posts : 1749	24/02/2015 : 23:01:11 Have you ever sat on the seat ( gratefully positioned under the nab ) and thought who were Douglas & Vera Tempest? well i have. Can anybody help with my inquiry. There is also remembrance tributes to Tommy Utley from family members Jean & Malc, Mum & Dad. It looks like Tommy was a gunner in the Royal Artillery. -
Cobydaler Website Member Posts : 107	25/02/2015 : 00:36:15 If its the same Tommy he was a long standing Trustee at the Warp Dressers and Twisters club .A nice guy .
Angus Website Member Posts : 56	25/02/2015 : 13:49:40 I do remember the Tempests Vera was very friendly with my Mother, I have a feeling they went to the Methodist Church-so there might be a lead there, I also have a feeling that he had a disability.
robin Website Member Posts : 205	25/02/2015 : 16:03:21 Douglas Tempest worked in the accounts dept at C.H. Fletcher, from memory he had a false leg due to a wartime injury. They did attend the methodists.
GAMEKEEPER Website Member Posts : 696	25/02/2015 : 17:32:28 quote posted by midway Have you ever sat on the seat ( gratefully positioned under the nab ) and thought who were Douglas & Vera Tempest? well i have. Can anybody help with my inquiry. There is also remembrance tributes to Tommy Utley from family members Jean & Malc, Mum & Dad. It looks like Tommy was a gunner in the Royal Artillery. g src="s9.postimg.org/c3pqsgxnj/S1140003.jpg"> I had a lot of time and respect for Tommy and his wife. They are sadly missed. Not many people about like them today.
midway Website Member Posts : 1749	25/02/2015 : 18:59:13 A view from Douglas & Vera's bench.
Peter Website Member Posts : 5064	25/02/2015 : 19:11:47 Hey Midway you have got some good glasses, you must be blind without them
midway Website Member Posts : 1749	25/02/2015 : 19:13:27 this post has been edited 1 time(s) GAMEKEEPER---I have tried to identify Tommy via army records. was he a prisoner of war in Germany in the second ww? PETER--I can see your house from here.

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