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Gossford Castle today:
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42 years since Ian was cruelly cut down by cowards. I will never forget your friendship, companionship, and the good times we knew before that fateful tour, Rest easy my friend.
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Always remembered.
R.I.P.
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Another year past and I also will never forget you Ian, particularly that fateful day when you left us at Gosford, your departure to the heavenly T.A. has always been more poignant to me as you were the first mate I lost in N.I.
Forever rest in peace pal.
Brian.
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I've bent & beaten my way round a multitude of vehicles, sometimes I won & sometimes they won.Comment
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well another year gone dad i still miss u so much but your always in my heart and my thoughts i will never forget the day they came to tell mum ..u died she already knew from hearing it on the radio even though they didnt say your name .we talk about you all the time iyouve missed out onso much like your 3 grandaughters and your 6 greatgrand children iwished u were still here so i could tell u how much i love u love from your daughter jill xxxxxComment
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Rest peacefully.Comment
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This is why we are here, for Ian and all who fell
Spanners do it with their tools.Comment
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well another year nearly over and another christmas without u dad but your in my thoughts and heart love u xx uncle ray is with u now xx rip ray eley xx well dad ill be visiting your grave next year we will have a lot to say love you forever love jillxxxxxxComment
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In memory of Private David James McCahill
The Gloucestershire Regiment.
In memory of Gunner William John Marks
91st Field Regiment. The Royal Artillery.Comment
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august 29th 1971 43 years today cpl ian henry armstrong lost his life in northern ireland. . i cant believe its 43 years since you left us miss you loads xxxlove jillxxComment
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Ever in our thoughts,
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Never forgotten Ian.
RIP
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