A lot of information
And I found out
the girls that had lost their husbands,
well, not far from Western Super Mare,
based,
and RAF personnel nearby,
a lot of help.
Whereas Leicestershire isn't noted
Yeah, there's not, you know, it's
So eventually that help wasn't there.
I've got to say one thing, though.
I also found out that,
We told your brothers.
I've got two brothers,
They should have told me
And it didn't get beyond them.
Oh, oh, well, yeah, yeah, you're busy.
Oh, we've been busy.
It would have been nice to have had
I'd seen an eye, an article,
association, and my son got Anthony.
Christopher said, you know,
So I phoned up, there was a phone number
the regional organiser for Leicester,
I spoke to a lady called Pearl Moran,
come along and we've got a coffee morning.
Come along to that.
Well, actually, it was not a coffee
But I went along
there was this group of us
We were all service widows
and some of them, their husbands had died
as a result of an illness.
Some War Widows association women,
Didn't matter.
You have that background
And then I met Jackie Towell
and, bless her, she said,
I think you ought to be a member of
somebody there who understands RAF life.
Because RAF life is different
It is different.
So to know that there's somebody there
But if I need to talk to somebody,
