SEnine FOREVER YOUNG


I love and miss you so much Jake where can I begin


Your jokes, your hugs, your banter Or just that silly grin


You’re washing in the basket Your holdall in the hall The buzz around the house When your friends would come to call


The things that we would talk about The music we would share The theatre trips the army quips We had when you were there


Time can’t take these memories Jake You will be forever young Always in our hearts and minds Our precious cherished son


Love always Mum xxx


Jake as a page boy with his older brother Joseph


Jake Alderton was born in the Bexley borough of London. He joined the Army at 16 and trained at the Army Technical Foundation College in Ber kshir e . He then attended the


3 Royal School of Military Engineering (RSME) and served for a year with the 28 Engineer Regiment.


After RSME he joined the 36 Engineer Regiment based in Maidstone, Kent. He was promoted to Lance Corporal in July 2007.


He was deployed to Afghanistan in September, attached to the 2nd Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment to provide essential engineering advice


to British


and Afghan forces. LCpl Alder t o n was taking part in a British Army operation in support of Afghan forces in the Helmand P r ovince when the v ehicle he was travelling in crashed off a bridge on November 9th 2007.


Jake ( left) with his older brother Joseph


They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.


At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them.


Fourth stanza of 'For the Fallen' by Laurence Binyon The chic new place to meet for coffee in Eltham


Coffee & Tea Herbal Infusions Homemade Cakes Pastries & Paninis Ice Cream


New Menu


Mediterranean dishes Baked Potatoes Italian Pastas Sandwiches Salads Soups


Sand


7 Pound Place Eltham Open: Mon ~ Sat 9am to 5pm


BREAKFAST ● LUNCH ● DRINKS ● SNACKS 16 Don't follow the crowd, set the pace.


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