Reference WMO/295784
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- Second World War (1939-1945)
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Top left below picture - Sacred to the memory of Col. Leslie Roe, aged 24 of Steventon, Hants who died for his Country on June 6th 1944 on the beaches in Normandy Top right - WE WILL REMEMBER ----------- We will remember in the sunset glory The life you gave which never shall grow old. That on our Country's page another story Of selfless courage might be writ in gold We will remember when the morning breaketh That your example calls us to be brave Tells us the he alone from sleeping waketh Who in God's strength goes forth the world to save Bottom - above names of those who served - Presented to the Rector of Steventon by Mr. and Mrs. John Roe. 1945 In Memory of Their Son who died the death of Honour, and of his fellow Parishioners who served.
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