The grave of Kenneth Charney, an RAF ace who saw action that June 6 in Normandy in 1944, was the chosen rendezvous point for several British community members to pay their respects to all those who took part in that historic turning-point.
A special mention was made of Henry Albert Venn from Quilmes, a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy Reserve, who died on the beaches at Normandy.
Archbishop Greg Venables conducted the service and Tim Lough (representing the local branch of the Royal British legion) provided a brief account of the importance of D-Day.
Among those also present were
WW2 veteran Ronnie Scott, already
turning 102 this October, and John
Hunter, whose assistance in covering this ceremony we gratefully
acknowledge here.related news
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