mindmyp's_n_q's
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1917-2020.
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Dame Vera Lynn RIP
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Indaparkside
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103 good age
BlueMoonRisin’
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Wow, 103 cracking age. Heard a few tales from old timers saying how she kept up soldiers morale during ww2.
RIP Vera.
RIP Vera.
dickie davies
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A fantastic woman whom I have the utmost respect for
Her efforts in keeping up morale amongst British troops , especially in the far east where my dad served during WW2, were inspirational
Watching the tributes on the lunchtime news and I really welled up when they showed her with her war time diary and a clip of her in Burma
RIP to a most wonderful lady
Her efforts in keeping up morale amongst British troops , especially in the far east where my dad served during WW2, were inspirational
Watching the tributes on the lunchtime news and I really welled up when they showed her with her war time diary and a clip of her in Burma
RIP to a most wonderful lady
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urban genie
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RIP
EL APACHE TEVEZ
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Till the blue skies drive the dark Clouds far away R.I.P Great lady
journolud
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Hopefully they'll build her a statue and then someone will discover a tenuous link to some dodgy goings on and they organise a protest and the statue gets encased in concrete. Or something like that.
Fair play to her though, good old age, etc
Fair play to her though, good old age, etc