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Name: Pat Devenish
From: Portuguese Cove, NS
E-mail: pdevenish@eastlink.ca 		Hello again:
I had been conferring with someone here a few years back - someone who was compiling a digital photo album which included pictures of my father Ed Devenish who served with the Regiment during the Second World War. Unfortunately, I have no idea how to re-contact this individual except hope that he sees this!
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Name: Craig jackson
From: Uxbridge, Ontario
E-mail: 57man@andrewswireless.net

 

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Name: Tony Ceretti
From: Belleville
E-mail: tony_ceretti@hotmail.com 		My grandfather and my grandmothers brother we're both very proud Hasty Pee's. My grandfather, Allen Soble being a 1939-45 member and my Great Uncle Jack "Porky" Thomas joining them in England and serving everyday with them in WW2 and becoming best friends with my Grandfather (that's how he met my grandmother) then he serving 2 tours in Korea. But I grew up seeing the respect those men had for eachother when they were gathered together again for any reason in the same room. I hope to make friends I can count on like that someday!! Men of the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment...you have made us proud from the fields of North-West Canada to the Somme, Ypes, Assoro, The Moro, The Hitler Line, North West Europe, to the battle fields of today! Thank You
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Name: Dave York
From: Bloomfield ontario
E-mail: dyork@yaknet.ca 		I was thinking of my Dad James Harold York who was a hasty p and served in WW11 and just wanted to thank everyone who fought and who are fighting now to preserve our way of life
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Name: Charlie Knight
From: Beeton ON
E-mail: knights@295.ca 		My dad served with the Regiment from 1939 - 1944. He emigrated to Canada from England in May 1939 joined the Regiment in September 1939 and wound up back in England 35 miles from where he started but as a Proud Hasty Pee Canadian!
Does anyone remember Doug "Stormy" Knight? He served with HQ company as Sgt medic. Any reminiscences would be greatly appreciated and cherished. Like so many veterans dad seldom spoke of the war other than to say "it was boring"! After WWII he served with the Governor General's Horse Guards until he retired.
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Name: Lt Col (Retd) Barry Williams
From: Farnborough, Hamshire, UK
E-mail: bjw8056@sky.com 		My late father (C4193 Pte Charles Borden WALT was a member of the Regiment during WW2 but sadly I never met him. I know that he is buried in Trenton Ontario and now having read some of the Regiment's war time history on this site I should be proud of his association with your exploits in Sicily. On the very remote off chance that one of your more senior members knew my father I would welcome any information that you or they might be able tell me. Thank you and best wishes.
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Name: Rob Milligan
From: Peterborough
E-mail: rmillican@cogeco.ca 		Just droped in to see who was still around try and catch up on the regiment and friends soon.
Congradulations Al made RSM I see good for you.
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Ray
From: Website coordinator
 We are adding a new function, "The Regimental Journal - The Plough Jockey" it will soon be operational by clicking on the new button, "Plough Jockey", be patient.

The TRJ-PJ, is a great publication, that LCol Don Kernaghan has worked extremely hard, and tirelessly to make it the best Regimental Journal in the Army, you be the Judge. I am sure once you begin to read the Journal, that you will want to collect the hard copies.

If so, they will be available in the Regimental Kit Shop.

Ray
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Name: Brian M HELE
From: Bowmanville Ontario
E-mail: sprucewood@gmail.com 		My father Lawrence (Larry) HELE was a hasty-pea 1939-1945
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Name: Joanne (Pegg) DiCunto
From: Newmarket
E-mail: joannedc@rogers.com 		My father was also Hasty P during WWII and fought overseas in Sicily. He always love to talk about the fun times and the men he met. He is very proud to have served with such a outstanding regiment. I too am very proud of my father who turns 90 this month. He name is JACK PEGG, a captain in the signal corp.
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