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Dave, I was Ian Sutherland's step son. Ian was Chuck's brother. I was only 11 when Chuck was killed, but remember the press being outside our house trying to get a story from Ian. We only knew Chuck as uncle Alan. My youngest brother was born in December 1963 and was named Alan after his uncle. Sadly, Ian died on boxing day 2007 so did not get to see your story in the Aylesbury newspaper.
Thankyou on behalf of his nephews.

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Hi Dave I have just found your web page I was directed to it by Bungy Williams the Ldg/cook who lived with the seaman in the after mess.It is a wonderful site and brings back many memories.I was on watch in the ops room when we picked up the pirates boat.Thanks for a walk down memory lane.

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I served on the Barossa in 65 as a seaman gunner and saw the risky operations that were carried out. Alan's memory lived on during that time and I am pleased to see a site dedicated to him. I am hoping to visit KL this year and will visit the cemetry to pay my respects to Alan.

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Lovely site, Dave. So carefully planned. I did enjoy the atmosphere of times past and hopeful and handsome people. I guess you've been to so many places in the world!

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You have to admit Tommo that Ceras Rd War grave site is well maintained and is treated with respect, well done

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Thanks for adding my name to the wooden cross. Chuckm is never far from my thoughts, especially on Rememberance Day.
Hope you had a good trip.

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Hi everyone, I reformatted my hard drive and unfortunately lost some e-mail addresses.
Please resend them if you would like copies of any pictures we take in Kuala Lumpur.
Rest assured we will pass on all your thoughts to Chuck. We have a wreath from The British Legion to lay as well so he will be remembered.
Cheers

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Hi Tommo
Enjoy your trip east. Please say a few words to Chuck from me.
It would be nice to have a photo. Good luck to you both and safe return,
Mick

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enjoy your trip and say hello to chuck for me.He won't remember me but i remember him.Joining Barrosa staight from Ganges sure made a lasting impression on me as did the ships co.
Don't know if you remember him but i met one of Barrosa's tiffy's earlier this year era alan don

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Hope you and Shirley enjoy your trip say a few words to Chuck from myself and Sue, you will find it a superb view fom the top of the hill, its a very moving section of the cemetary, in the evening stay in the "Trader Bar" and have a Tiger on me, then go out to KL centre and get chomped by mossies, best wishes Iggy&Sue