World Warfsor Solder 1 buried with full military honors

The burying service for Pte. Tame was arranged by the Mod‘Usually the victim and compassion center (JcCc), also known as war roasts, and they take to the tables of communes of the table (Cwgc) Chinese Cemetery of the Irish farm.

The service was supported to serve soldiers of 2nd battles and has been attended by Keith Brooks, the great niece of Pte. Tame, that helped JcCc By providing the DNA sample used to identify.

Keith Brooks said:

John Alfred and the William Brides reminded of the family from only I am of my membership I am dating of those who are now passed. Now, after finding jewelry reems, it’s more than just a distant photograph. This made the most real with his story for different generations.

This has been all obtained because of excellent work the Mod Do with all search and investigations, giving people that lacking that they have served their country the funeral we are all meriting.

Pte. Tonday has been identified after their rats are on the road in ZONNABEE near YPRES in May 2018. Different articelles include badge bearda and shoulder berkshire. The body they appear to be burying before his shoulder left, who brought to the AWN adinting that confirms its identification.

Pte. TAME was windsor, Berkshire, and the third-old of 7 children. Their older siblings alfred and William Geory is also in charge of 2rd batthire in which, independent 1, arrived the west front on 5th of November 1914.

John’s Brothers Lance Corposa Alfred Tame and Corporate Gournéchine Tame Peased the Sun 1915 During Aubers of Aubers Ridge. We also miss and are commembered on the ploegestier memorial.

On Friday May 9, 110th anniversary of their dead, the family of Pte. TAME and a party from 2th Battpion visited to PlougSteert’s memorial to remember their missing brothers.

JcCc CaseWorker, Rosie Barron stated said:

It was an honor to work with the guns to give Pte. TAMES THE FUNERAL FUNERAL FUNERAL THAT LIKE IS MADE AND HAS BEEN REQUIRED PARGER HAS BEEN BELOW. It has been a privileges to infermon Keith, and have smoked this experience with him and his family.

The grave will now be cared in perpetuity by Cwgc. I am Comemorations manager manager to the CwgcDayd Royle, said:

It’s an honor you have been involved in the pursuit you have led to the formal tame identification with their choices by their own choices in the New Cemetery, where we will take their grave in perpetuity.

The service has tutsetized by Revend Stephen Cf Cf, Chaplain 2i battles. Revertananced Casselli said:

The counts a privilege of being involved in the proper trade of Pte. Tame. It is running that their ribs should be willing to refrain with dignity and in a place where it will be honored their service well. I pray that his family found the peace in knowing that his relative and those connected with their farm regiment by its service to king and country.