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14-03-09, 04:17 PM
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KVA British Columbia
Does anybody know of a chap who served in the Royal Engineers, during which he saw service in Korea, then settled in Canada and played a big part in raising the Korean Veterans Association in (I think Vancouver). A great bloke who entered university for a degree in history at the age of 61.
A great family if it comes to that, as hgis wife received a decoration for Services to Canada (Sorry I can't be more specific - I don't remember the details) At one time in our lives our paths crossed, and for a long time I delighted in the great wit of his letters to me in when I was in Zimbabwe, but sadly we lost contact. If any of this sounds familiar then please contact me. Thanks, John
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14-03-09, 09:08 PM
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Her are a few names you can try.KVA National Council members,
National President:Terry Wickens, terrywickens@sympatico.ca National Secretary:Gordon Strathty, gordon44@sympatico.ca Pacific Branch: John Bishop, johnbishop@universe.com They may be able to trace the person you are looking for,good luck. Jo
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