LCpl Robert Thomas Ashmore
14640914 Aged 87 Will be sadly missed by his family and friends. Former Life Member of Reading & West Berkshire Branch.
Added by: Lt Col Neil Jordan on 30 April 2010.
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My Dad was extremely proud to have served in the Royal Engineers during WWII, and learned many life skills from his experiences. I would like to thank Mike Nottage and Mick Payne from the Reading & West Berks Branch, for their visits to Dad, and giving him a new lease of life. He is sadly missed by me and my sister, Pat, and Dad's remaining sisters Joan and Ivy. Diane Ashmore writes [12th June 2010]:
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