Vernon woman shares diary of father, a WWII veteran and Prisoner of War
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Hidden safely in a waterproof bag is a family keepsake. Jennifer Gleadle handles it with care.
Gleadle’s sister put it together, deciphering what Gleadle calls, with a smile, some “terrible” handwriting.
It’s a booklet filled with their father’s diary entries from when he served in the Second World War, typed out and bound, with some loose black-and-white photographs in a plastic bag tucked between the pages.
Private Robert Creighton Durno of the No. 2 Section B7
Gleadle’s sister put it together, deciphering what Gleadle calls, with a smile, some “terrible” handwriting.
It’s a booklet filled with their father’s diary entries from when he served in the Second World War, typed out and bound, with some loose black-and-white photographs in a plastic bag tucked between the pages.
Private Robert Creighton Durno of the No. 2 Section B7
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