WW2 Veteran, Arthur Perry of Burry Port, receives the 'Knighthood of the Legion' Medal,10/06/2017

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Channel: Robert Masterman · 2017 · Travel & Events

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World War 2 veteran, and Burry Port resident Mr Arthur Perry, was today bestowed with the 'Knighthood of the Legion' medal, the highest honour ever that can be given by France for his achievements in helping to liberate France during WW2.
Due to Arthur's fragile health, Mrs Marie Brousseau-Navarro
Consul Honoraire de France for Wales visited his home to conduct the service. Mr Perry's Family and close friends were in attendance along with many local Dignitaries.and representatives from the Forces.
Mr Ewan Jenkins...M/C
Mr David Owens...Mayor of Burry Port
Amanda Fox ...Councilor
Mr John James...Councilor
Liutenant Commander Ruth Flemming
Chief Petty Officer Leon ?
David Matthias...Deputy Lord Liutenant of Dyfed
Mrs Marie Brousseau-Navarro
Consul Honoraire de France.
A very emotional event as 93 year old Arthur is now bedbound, but he still had a twinkle in his eye, when surrounded by the ladies.
Congratulations to Rob, Arthur's Son, and all the Family and Friends who arranged this very special occasion, and I was honoured to be asked to video it for the Family.

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