Roll of Honour

	WINGS OVER CAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE'S CONNECTIONS WITH THE WARTIME AIR FORCE
Roll of Honour The following airmen died while in the RNZAF or other Air Forces during the Second World War. Not every one of them appear on the Cambridge Cenotaph, but they all have a connection with Cambridge, having either been born in the Cambridge district or they had lived in the town for a period before the war. Click on each name for further individual details. The accompanying photos are of the memorial windows in the RNZAF Base Ohakea Chapel, photographed in 1993 by Dave Homewood. They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them We will remember them.
	• Hugh BAIRD • James Ronald BROWNING • Leslie Norman BUTTIMORE • Martin John BYRNE • Robert James CARTER DFM • Lloyd Montgomerie CHAMBERLAIN • Arthur Norman CLAYTON • Daniel Joseph CLIFFORD • John Grant COX • Ross Walter CUTHBERT • Michael Frederick DILLON • Alfred William DOEL • Frank Frederick EDWARDS • Alan Carlyle FEISST • Martin Costin FELL • Andrew Crawford FLETCHER • William Herbert GOULD • Edward McLeod GRAY • Roderick Walter GRAY • Albert Keith HANCOCK • Malcolm Alexander Brufont HARSANT • Guy de Laval HARVIE • William Upton HEWETT • Richard Oswald HILDER • Kensington Campbell JACKSON • Ivor Edgar JAMES • Arthur Lawrence JESSOP • Rex Nigel Hugh JONES • Leonard Matthew KEAT • Clarence Lloyd KELLY • Donald Newsham LAW • Martin LORD • Frederick Thomas LOVEGROVE • Athol Charles McKINNON • Brian Patrick McNAMARA • Thomas Stanley MAHOOD • James Lloyd MEREDITH • Brian William MILLER • Phillip James PENTELOW • Henry Woolls SAMPSON • Richard Webb SAMPSON • Joseph William “Bill” STUART • Oswald William ‘Bill' SUCKLING • Donald Graeme Lane TAYLOR • Jack TAYLOR • William John TELFER • Thomas Richard THWAITE • Allan Adolphus VEALE (WWI) Also • Richard Edward ISAACS

WINGS OVER CAMBRIDGE
CAMBRIDGE'S CONNECTIONS WITH THE WARTIME AIR FORCE

Roll of Honour

The following airmen died while in the RNZAF or other Air Forces during the Second World War. Not every one of them appear on the Cambridge Cenotaph, but they all have a connection with Cambridge, having either been born in the Cambridge district or they had lived in the town for a period before the war. Click on each name for further individual details. The accompanying photos are of the memorial windows in the RNZAF Base Ohakea Chapel, photographed in 1993 by Dave Homewood.

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them
We will remember them.