We never forget Vic and how brave he was. He was sadly missed by his sister VIcky. Please could Shirley who sent a message in 2017 contact me as we would love to know more about her relationship with Vic.

i would really like Shirley who contributed in 2017 to contact me as we have always wondered about her conection with Vic. Thanks

I am entering this information on behalf of my husband who is Vic's nephew. My mother-in-law was Vic's sister and she always worshiped his memory. She showed us the extract from the newspaper that told of his brave and daring exploits on his motorcycle crossing over the firing lines to get messages through and his tragic death on board the hospital ship coming home to heal from his wounds. We do not know who you are Shirley or from where in the family tree you are situated so if you would like to contact me we would love to chat. One of my brother-in-laws shares his second name of Michael and the other has Victor in his. We named our son Michael also. He was very brave and we are all very proud of him as was his sister. Her name was Catherine Victoria and went by the name of Vicky.

Long have I searched for you, Vic. You died 6years before I was born. Your mother was my Great Aunt, a very much loved part of my family. My mother told me stories of you and your going to war - of how you were shot from your motor-bike and wounded; of how you were evacuated and then died when your ship was torpedoed. I also have the bracelet and the handbag you sent to your mother. All these years I have treasured them, and I will hand them on to my nieces and nephews together with the stories, just as they were handed to me. How dearly your mother loved you, and how painful for her was your death, but Vic, you are not forgotten, never forgotten. You died too young, and I cannot know what your final days were like. But I hold you in my heart. May the Peace in which you have dwelt all these years continue to hold you close.