St. Luke's War Memorial

St. Luke's Home

Memorial Home

1914-18

  J. Aindow

  R. Balshaw

  J.Dean

  K. Kemp

  J. S. Rowland

 

1939-45

  J. Blackley

  E. W. Browne

  R. J. Corkhill

  R. Formby

  T. Jones

  W. E. Lishmann

  C. V. O. McNabb

  S. K. Morrison

  J. E. Mills

  G. Rimmer

  R. N. Steinmann

  C. S. Thomson

  E. Wadsworth

  H. Willacy

 

Not on Memorial

J B Horsfall(1914-18)

A. D. Fisk (1939-45)

 

 

Richard Formby

Brass Plaque on the wall of St. Luke's

Richard Formby was Katherine McNabb's brother, and local knowledge suggests that he was a professional soldier. He was a Marine Captain, killed on 22 May 1941 serving on HMS Gloucester in the Battle of Crete. The Gloucester was a cruiser built in 1939, and bombed by German aircraft.

His memorial, above, is along the South wall of the church, and close to Colin McNabb's memorial.