Robert Easson Black Watch WW1

[dowdstree]

Good morning to to you all.

I am hoping that you very talented people can give this gentleman a spruce up please.

Robert joined up at the beginning of WW1 but was severely wounded in France on 24th May 1916. He was transferred to Alder Hey Military Hospital, Liverpool where he sadly died on 14th November 1919.

He was brought back to St Monans, Fife, Scotland for burial where he lies in an unmarked grave. The CWGC have now agreed to erect a Headstone in the Kirkyard to honour him. I have had word that this will happen fairly soon. There is a Memorial Service planned for the day by family and the local Community Council.

This is the only photo of Robert that survives.

Thank you,

Dorrie

[hoobaloo]

A try from me, regards, John.

[japeflakes]

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[dowdstree]

Thank you both - Robert looking much better.

Dorrie

[Gadget]

A version from me, Dorrie.

Gadget

[Trishanne]

Here's a couple from me
Pat

[dowdstree]

Thank you Gadget and Trishanne they look great too.

So talented

Dorrie