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George Victor Neale - Memorial
NEALE, George Victor Peacefully with his family at his side on Monday, December 19, 2011, in his 89th year. Loving husband of Doris, special father of Brenda and Bruce Warner, Carolyn and Brian Cox. Much loved papa of Jennifer and Adrian Clarke and Leah and Peter Anson. Great-Grampa of nine. Father of three children from a previous marriage. George served in the RCAF during WWII as a Halifax Pilot and P.O.W. and was a chartered accountant for over 40 years. Special thanks to the staff of 7 West at the Hamilton General Hospital. Cremation has taken place. Friends will be received on Friday, December 23, 2011 from 10:00 a.m. until service time at 11:00 a.m. at St. Stephen on the Mount Anglican Church, 625 Concession Street, Hamilton, where George was a life long member. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the St. Stephen's Building Fund.
NEALE, George V. The family of George V. Neale would like to thank all who joined us in the celebration of his life. Also thank you to Rev. Scott McNaughton, M.A. Clark Funeral Home, and all the ladies of the hospitality group of the St. Stephen on the Mount Church. - Doris Neale and Family
FINAL MARCHING ORDERS
Soldiers, Sailors, Pilots, all are being called for one last meeting with the chief.
The numbers dwindle here on earth as they assemble in the armory on high to be given their final marching orders from our Commander God.
No bullets or bombs stock the shelves, there's not a gun in sight, instead the smiling faces of their friends and loved ones shine down like a full moon |ate at night.
They've all seen war, devastation, families broken, too many Mothers' tears shed.... the news of yet another death, its just too much to bear!
The Commander in Chief is stepping in and is calling on his troops to take up a new campaign ...as earthly souls sleep, whisper in their ears, remind them of love and peace and hope beyond despair. Remind their hearts just how to love and love each other well, and though it may take a little time it will bring us from war's hell.
George, this is your final mission, it is gentle and it is clear, and you will do it without fail, for sleeping souls to hear.... each night in our dreams we'll see your smile and with that we will know, that you are busy planting seeds of love, where war and hatred used to grow.
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Written for George
by Brenda Gale Warner
To order a copy of excerpts from George's Diaries kept during his time in German Prisoner of war camps go to:
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Taken from the pages of his original diaries, written under the most extreme conditions and bound to his body for safe-keeping.
For 664 days, Halifax Bomber Pilot George V. Neale spent time as a "guest" of the Luftwaffe in three different Prisoner of War camps.
The diaries offer an insightful look into the lives of the "Kriegies" who adapted to their unfavourable surroundings and created their own culture.
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