RIP
Lt. Col. William E. (Paddy) Lyske

RIP
Alex Kubu

Brian Streetly was seen off in style yesterday with a packed church, Cremation and Wake afterwards at the nearby pub. Brian had lots of interests all of which were represented including a dozen or so members of the East London RSA, along with lots of his family; wife, sister, children and grandchildren etc. Rob Dyball with The East London Branch Standard led the coffin into the church and again at the Crematorium. With it being Remembrance Weekend, there was lots of poppy displays all over the church which seemed very appropriate for the funeral. RIP Brian

RIP
Dennis Smith

New images in the photo albums
21 Sig Regt
39 Inf Bde & Sig Sqn from Barrie Jones

The funeral for Brian Streetly will take place on Friday 8th November 2019, starting at 11:30am at
St Peter's Church,
Church Road,
Thundersley
Benfleet
SS7 3HG
After the church service, at approximately 12:30pm or shortly afterwards, the funeral will conclude at
Basildon and District Crematorium
Church Road
Bowers Gifford
Basildon
SS13 2HG
Following this, the family have invited everybody to attend at the Gun for light refreshments.
The Gun
London Road
Bowers Gifford
Basildon
SS13 2DU
For catering purposes, please advise me before the end of October, if you are intending to attend at the pub after the service.
Family Flowers only. Boxes for Donations to Cancer Research will be available at the church or a Just Giving Page has been set up through the Funeral Directors at
https://www.funeralguide.co.uk/obituaries/68513
Regards
Alan
A J Turner
Branch Secretary
East London Branch of the Royal Signals Association

re 3698: Derek Conway
Hi Derek! Well, as I was the youngest member of 210 Signal Squadron at the time I had almost given up on finding any other members. How are you? Well, I hope.
Time has moved on and I am retired but still involved with the Royal Signals Assn.
I was even a Sgt instructor for a while with the Cadet Force, becoming a weapons instructor!
Regards, Clive.

Yes young Napier I most certainly do remember you as no doubt you will recall me as I was also M Troop, as the radio Sgt.
Ps I liked your piece on Crownhill Fort.

RIP
Col. PJL Wickes

re.3689) Bill (Jock) Davidson.
24 Brigade & Signal Squadron (210) was my first posting too. I joined Mike Troop in August or September 1969 and was shipped out to Ballykelly almost immediately! First night there all the E.D.s were on guard and a generator failed at one of the rebros.
That was the last time any E.D.s did any guards in N.I. I remember that we returned to the UK on February 14th 1970 on an LSL.
When were you there?