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Name: Jenny Morton
From: Old Junee NSW Australia
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"Their names shall live forever more."
Your Uncle and those like my Dad deserve all our thanks and thoughts for the lives we live today.
Dad, Eric Ranger Jarman DFC lived to be 88 and he and I shared many wonderful times in the last few years of his life where he shared a few of his war experiences.
His (he was a pilot) crew were one of those who formed the 170 Squadron from the 625.
Good luck with your search and may the families of those who served with your uncle find some peace with your website.
Added: April 24, 2012
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Name: Ken Moore
From: Fredericton NB
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Just having another look at your web page for Wilf, You've done a great job with this. I'm sure all his siblings would thank you if they could. I've just read a book.. Through Footless Halls of Air by Floyd Williston which describes what his experience with Squadron 170 must have been like. Thanks for doing this. Ken
Added: January 13, 2012
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Submitted by
Name: Ted Zatylny
From: Sarnia
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Paul,

A thoughtful and respectful tribute to a team of young men doing an important job. Thanks for taking the time to put this site together. Lest we forget.

Ted.
Added: November 14, 2011
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Submitted by
Name: Anna Marie Ebbs Saunders
From: Calgary, Alberta Canada
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Paul,
Thank you so much for creating this memorial for these brave men. We will remember.
Anna Marie
Added: November 11, 2011
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Submitted by
Name: Quân Lisa Pham
From: Ottawa
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Hi Paul,

Thank you for sharing the story of your uncle... Kudo to your wonderful website which is a great tribute to him.
I also hope that your website will reunify other family members of your uncle's team.

Best,
Quân Lisa
Added: November 10, 2011
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Submitted by
Name: Lillian
Comments:
What a nice rememberance of your uncle and the crew. I'll take a look at this again with the kids.
Added: November 10, 2011
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Submitted by
Name: Vicki Bencze
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Your website is a wonderful tribute. I hope that everyone pauses tomorrow and remembers the men and women that have passed and are still serving in the Canadian Military.
Added: November 10, 2011
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Submitted by
Name: Robert Pinet
From: Ottawa
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Paul, this is an incredible website and, obviously, a labour of love. My uncle was served in the First Army in the US and was at Normandy, etc. He survived when so many others didn't. I agree with your effort to bring your uncle's service to light. Excellent work.
Added: November 9, 2011
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Submitted by
Name: Cynthia Clark
From: Ottawa
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Remembering the actions of those who came before us, helps us to follow the right path ahead.
Added: November 8, 2011
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Submitted by
Name: Mary-Martha Hale
From: Ottawa, Ontario
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What a great memorial to your uncle Paul! My uncle William Hale, RCN, died February 14, 1945 when the boat he was captaining caught fire and subsequently exploded. Fortunately he was able to get all his crew off the boat to safety before that happened. A real war hero in my mind!
Added: November 7, 2011
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