Obituary for UNDERWOOD, Les

 

RAOC.gif - Les Underwood *1943 - † 10 January 2007 Drummer & Bugler c-1959/61 Passed away at his home in Chatham We do not have a good photos of Les, but he can be seen ( by Association Members ) on these two photos: 58600026 .... DRUM006 Les is in the back row, sixth from the left. I have been informed by Mick Mills that Les Underwood passed away on 10 January 2007 following a lengthy illness (cancer).Les was an ex Drummer & Bugler in the Junior Leaders Band c1959/61, following the JL's he spent time in Blighty before going to 20 OFP Detmold from late 62 to early 65. He was then posted to Aden,where l believed he stayed untill 67 when he left the service after completing his 6 years, Les was a clerk and his rank on leaving was Cpl. Bill Chamberlain - January 2007  Les lived in Chatham,and l live in Wednesbury,we only saw each other once in the past 40 years,but we kept in touch by phone,and it was such a shock when his wife Pearl rang and told me he had died,Les had been suffering from cancer. Mick Mills - January 2007  My lasting memory of Les is his sense of humour. I remeber him sat in the printing press in Aden with one of theose thimble things for counting paper (think tey are called a bankers friend) stuck on the end of his nose. Chlidish but very amusing Stu Madden - January 2007  Any details, memories or photographs that you may have would be most welcome.

Les Underwood
*1943 - † 10 January 2007

Drummer & Bugler c-1959/61
Passed away at his home in Chatham
We do not have a good photos of Les, but he can be seen (by Association Members) on these two photos:
....
Les is in the back row, sixth from the left.

I have been informed by Mick Mills that Les Underwood passed away on 10 January 2007 following a lengthy illness (cancer).Les was an ex Drummer & Bugler in the Junior Leaders Band c1959/61, following the JL's he spent time in Blighty before going to 20 OFP Detmold from late 62 to early 65.
He was then posted to Aden,where l believed he stayed untill 67 when he left the service after completing his 6 years, Les was a clerk and his rank on leaving was Cpl.

Bill Chamberlain - January 2007


Les lived in Chatham,and l live in Wednesbury,we only saw each other once in the past 40 years,but we kept in touch by phone,and it was such a shock when his wife Pearl rang and told me he had died,Les had been suffering from cancer.

Mick Mills - January 2007


My lasting memory of Les is his sense of humour. I remeber him sat in the printing press in Aden with one of theose thimble things for counting paper (think tey are called a bankers friend) stuck on the end of his nose. Chlidish but very amusing

Stu Madden - January 2007


58600026

DRUM006

Any details, memories or photographs that you may have would be most welcome.


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