Reference WMO/276612
Edit memorial name, location & address- Glass Glass
- Paper Paper
- Timber Timber (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
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IN MEMORIUM/Is not the God of the dead, but/ of the living for all live unto him/IN THANKFUL AND AFFECTIONATE/ MEMORY OF (NAMES) AND UNDER - MENTIONED SCHOLARS OF PETWORTH (C OF E) BOYS' SCHOOL/ (NAMES)/ WHOSE LIVES WERE TAKEN BY ENEMY AIR ACTION/ ON MICHAELMAS DAY, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH 1942/ THEN SAID HE- I AM GOING TO MY FATHER; MY / SWORD I GIVE TO HIM GIVE TO HIM THAT SHALL SUCCEED ME/ IN MY PILGRIMAGE, AND MY COURAGE AND SKILL /TO HIM THAT CAN GET IT. MY MARKS AND SCARS/ I CARRY WITH ME, TO BE A WITNESS FOR ME THAT /I HAVE FOUGHT HIS BATTLES WHO NOW WILL BE MY REWARDER.AND AS HE WENT HE SAID "DEATH WHERE/ IS THY STING? AND AS HE WENT DOWN DEEPER HE / SAID "O GRAVE , WHERE IS THY VICTORY?"/ SO HE AND THEY PASSED OVER AND ALL THE / TRUMPETS SOUNDED FOR THEM ON THE OTHER SIDE/ REQUIESCAT IN PEACE/ TAKE HEED THAT YE DESPISE NOT ONE OF THESE/ LITTLE ONES ; FOR I SAY UNTO YOU THAT IN HEAVEN/ THEIR ANGELS DO ALWAYS BEHOLD THE FACE OF MY/ FATHER WHICH IS IN HEAVEN./
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