March 25th 2023.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) A campaign has been launched to track down the remaining relatives of Flight Sergeant Peter Brown, who enlisted in the RAF in 1943 and continued to work as a signaller after the war ended. Westminster City Council, which is legally responsible for the funeral, initially had plans for a 140-capacity chapel in Mortlake, south-west London, but due to the high number of requests to attend, a new date and venue are being arranged. The council is also working with well-wishers, community groups, and the military to give Sgt Brown the send-off he deserves, including a Royal Air Force Trumpeter and a senior RAF officer.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) It is hoped that the nation will get behind this campaign to commemorate the selfless contribution of all Commonwealth personnel who have served the RAF.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) The funeral of Flight Sergeant Peter Brown, one of the last black RAF Second World War veterans, is being moved to a larger venue to accommodate the large crowd expected to attend. The council, which is legally responsible for the funeral, is working with the RAF and Ministry of Defence to ensure Sgt Brown is given the ‘send-off he deserves’. The new date and venue have yet to be announced, but it will be closer to Mr Brown's home in Westminster. Additionally, a RAF trumpeter and a senior RAF officer will be present at the funeral, along with other well-wishers, community groups, and the military. Flight Sergeant Brown's selfless contribution to the RAF is an example to the nation and is being highlighted by the @TheSun campaign.
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