WWII Memorial Window - Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire, Wales. - World War II Memorials / Monuments on Waymarking.com

A stained glass window dedicated in Proud and Loving Memory of Lieutenant-Commander Frederick Harold Williams, R.N.R. who lost his life in the Battle of the Atlantic May 20th 1941.

"Two-light window with standing figures of soldiers in medieval armour. The figure representing loyalty holds a sword and crown,
figure representing courage holds a spear and shield.

the Texts: 'Greater love hath no man than this. That he lay down his life for his friends' (John 15:13); 'Be thou Faithful unto Death & I will give thee a Crown of Life' (Revelation 2:10).

Within the confines of St. Katherine's Church at Milford Haven is a wide array of memorials to local servicemen who fell during the Great War. The Church holds a memorial sedilia to William Sanders, VC, and several fine stained glass windows; one in memory of Lieutenant Edmund Sydney Howells who fell during WW1 and another in memory of Lieutenant-Commander Frederick Harold Williams, who fell during WW2." Text Sources: (visit link) & (visit link)

Date of Dedication: 01/01/1945 Property Permission: Public Access instructions: The Church is free to enter most days Access times: From: 10:00 AM To: 4:00 PM Website for Waymark: [Web Link] Location of waymark: St Katharine and St Peter - Sandhurst Road, MILFORD HAVEN, South Wales. SA73 3JU Commemoration: Lt Cmdr F.H. Williams, R.N.R. Lost at the Battle of the Atlantic May 20th 1941.

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