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sorry to hear of your sad loss,our thoughts are with you at this time
Geordie.
Sorry to hear the sad news of the passing away of your wife Olive.
Our thoughts are with you and your family.
Bill & Pauline Blyth.
Sorry to hear the sad news of the passing away of your wife Olive.
Our thoughts are with you and your family.
Bill & Pauline Blyth.
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jimmy drysdale
02:40 PM on May 21, 2013
for all my friends on facebook from the regiment i have had to change my details on facebook and my e-mail address i have all your e-mails,but not one on facebook send me a friend request so i can add you thanks xxv
Hi. I am enquiring if The Chronicle is available yet. geoff (ex 7bat)
davy chalmers can you get intouch with me ref kosb kit cock feathers 5 req cheerrs cliff
Margaret Wilson says...
Hi Tug, Good to hear from you, hope your well, i worked with young tug for a few years ,sadly he gave up the bagpipe, did you compose or do you know if anyone composed a tune in memory of Peter Sime when he was killed in Ballymurphy ? Last year during piping festival in Glasgow i bumped into Willie cochrane who introduced me to a couple of canadians playing in world championships, BOTH former pupils of yours ! its a small world, hope you and yours are keeping fine, all the best 88 !!!!
A big thank you from
Frank Roy, Davy McBride and myself to Rab Perry and The Folkestone branch for a great night at the Mess in the old Shorncliff barracks. It made the long journey down well worth while. Thanks again ,
Paddy. XXV
Frank Roy, Davy McBride and myself to Rab Perry and The Folkestone branch for a great night at the Mess in the old Shorncliff barracks. It made the long journey down well worth while. Thanks again ,
Paddy. XXV
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Klaus HENNIG
09:12 AM on May 18, 2013
I missed C.O. Fairweather
Mein Freund in der Armee. Saw him last Canon Gate Edi. We have had so much drinks and fun in BFPO Berlin. I know where he is now. He was the best in K.O.S.B.
Schöneswetter, so we called him,. From Klaus the BERLINER..
Mein Freund in der Armee. Saw him last Canon Gate Edi. We have had so much drinks and fun in BFPO Berlin. I know where he is now. He was the best in K.O.S.B.
Schöneswetter, so we called him,. From Klaus the BERLINER..
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Margaret Wilson
03:15 PM on May 16, 2013
[Margaret Wilson]
Jim, nice to hear my old tunes mentioned! Thanks! Stewart Middlemas was actually written in 1973. I also wrote C Coy. 1 K.O.S.B. Farewell to Ballymurphy and B Coy. Farewell to Girdwood Camp, Belfast. In 1987, I wrote a tune called 300 Years of Glory. I was well rewarded when I heard the band playing it as they beat retreat at Redford Barracks when came back in 1989 for the 300th anniversary of the Regiment!
All the best, Jim.
Once a Borderer, always a Borderer.
[Tug Wilson 88)
Jim, nice to hear my old tunes mentioned! Thanks! Stewart Middlemas was actually written in 1973. I also wrote C Coy. 1 K.O.S.B. Farewell to Ballymurphy and B Coy. Farewell to Girdwood Camp, Belfast. In 1987, I wrote a tune called 300 Years of Glory. I was well rewarded when I heard the band playing it as they beat retreat at Redford Barracks when came back in 1989 for the 300th anniversary of the Regiment!
All the best, Jim.
Once a Borderer, always a Borderer.
[Tug Wilson 88)
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Margaret Wilson
03:13 PM on May 16, 2013
Jim, nice to hear my old tunes mentioned! Thanks! Stewart Middlemas was actually written in 1973. I also wrote C Coy. 1 K.O.S.B. Farewell to Ballymurphy and B Coy. Farewell to Girdwood Camp, Belfast. In 1987, I wrote a tune called 300 Years of Glory. I was well rewarded when I heard the band playing it as they beat retreat at Redford Barracks when came back in 1989 for the 300th anniversary of the Regiment!
All the best, Jim.
Once a Borderer, always a Borderer.
All the best, Jim.
Once a Borderer, always a Borderer.
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