| Name: John (booty) Layton | | Date: 2009-09-15 | | Comments: Good Luck Mac!
hope its going well as you deserve to do well!
If I can find more donations for your museum and your exhibitions I will email you right away!!
Keep up the good work and maybe see you in Beltring one year when I can get back to UK |
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| Name: Gary Thompson | | Date: 2009-09-07 | | Comments: Hello David, our Thomas has just told me about the site, great news!! Granda looks well on there and Sam too!! i'll be lookin in from time to time and hope to visit one of the events. |
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| Name: Nicky Gilmore | | Date: 2009-08-23 | | Comments: Hi Mac great repsonce to our event 22nd Aug,Portavogie,if people could see the time an effort put into (setting a few dummies up) an that was just our lot ,,lol they could see the dedication an comittment you have to what you do,so thanks again hope we can stay in touch an next time go even bigger. |
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| Name: maurice cotton | | Date: 2009-08-13 | | Comments: you put on some gr8 events and keep history alive so that people can see wot life was like during the war.
keep up the good work! mo
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| Name: Charles Jeffery | | Date: 2009-08-02 | | Comments: Hi Mac it was great to see you and the boys again this year at War and Peace. What a busy lad you are! just looked at your schedule for this year, wow! See you again at Beltring next year if not before. Charles and Jill |
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| Name: mark mcclung | | Date: 2009-07-17 | | Comments: Hi David
I attendend the Event in East Belfast I July 2009
Hope to see you in Kent
Keep up the Excellent Work
Many Thanks |
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| Name: Maureen & David Watson | | Date: 2009-07-07 | | Comments: Dear David
We visited your exhibition in Carrickfergus and found it to be very interesting.Do you remember me speaking of my father who served in WWII? You asked me if I would write down the wee story I told you about my father and his alsatian 'Sheila'
He served as a dog handler with the Royal Air Force,and here is the story he often fondly told us about his beloved dog Sheila
When he was out on duty one night in the dark they captured a German soldier and Sheila duly did as she was commanded - chased the soldier up a tree and sat under it until help was summoned - she would not have harmed anyone unless told to do so - The German was finally captured and held prisoner. After the war was over, my father was allowed to take the dog home, as they were inseperable. My father went on to tell me that just before 3pm the dog would sit at the door and whimper, my Grandmother would get up and let her out and off she trotted to the school to collect my sister who was five at the time and she would sit on her back and the dog would bring her back home. I am sending you an e/mail with an attachment of a picture of my father and his dog. he is on the front line to the left of the picture.
Regards and keep up the good work.
P.S. I will see what I can find relating to the war and send you a little parcel and hope it will be of some use to you
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| Name: EDDIE BURGOYNE | | Date: 2009-06-01 | | Comments: GOOD SITE KEEP GOING |
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| Name: billy & joan nicholson | | Date: 2009-05-07 | | Comments: interested to see more |
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| Name: john palmer | | Date: 2009-04-16 | | Comments: thanks for all your help last november davy hope to see u in lisburn again in may |
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