Remembrance

INTERVIEWS

BRENDA AND DENNIS GOODWIN

World War One Veterans Association
This year the last survivors of the First World War William Stone, Harry Patch and Henry Allingham reached the end of their long lives. Hundred’s of people came to pay their respects at their funerals especially to Henry Allingham’s who at 113 was also the oldest man in Europe.

For two decades, Dennis Goodwin and his wife Brenda have been running the First World War Veterans Association, they knew them well.

DOROTHEA PULLEN
World War II Widow

Dorothea Pullen was a young girl of 18 when war was declared. She reflects on being a War Widow.

ANNE BEVIS
Anne Bevis is the secretary of the local British Legion Association.

KEN SCOTT

Ken Scott is a World War Two Veteran, he explains why he attends every repatriation in Wootton Bassett.


THE REV. PAUL WRIGHT
Chaplain to the Household Division
The Rev. Paul Wright talks to Pam about the significance of the Guards Chapel to the military and the role he plays there.


SIR RICHARD DANNATT

Former Chief of the General Staff
Sir Richard chats to Pam about his own experiences in Afghanistan and how his faith has helped him. He shows Pam the Elizabeth Cross and explains what the cross represents.

Sir Richard Dannatt’s interview, The Rev. Paul Wright’s interview and The Coldstream Guards musical performance were all shot in The Royal Military Chapel in London, also known as the Guards Chapel. The chapel is the religious home of the five guards regiment.