Wars Last Goodbyes
Individual Record

Coleford Cemetery

Inscription

Also of Ewart F/O Fighter Pilot RAF

Dearly loved son of above

Killed on service March 31 1943

Aged 19 years 8 months

And who lies nearby

Reunited

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Coleford Cemetery

Gloucestershire

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Ewart Richard

Jones

1923

Coleford, Gloucestershire

31st March 1943

Killed on active service in a Tomahawk IIB AK140

19

Coleford Cemetery, Coleford, Gloucestershire

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Second World War

Flying Officer (Pilot)

231 Squadron Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve

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His gravestone lies just in front of his parents' graves with these memoriable words

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