Arthur Malcolm Brewer
He was a newspaper press machinist in 1939.
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Arthu Malcolm Brewer was the son of M. Brewer of 122 Sneinton Boulevard, Nottingham. He was the husband of Florence E. Brewer of 9 Taylor Close Sneinton. He was killed at 21, Trent Lane, Sneinton.
Grave Reference: Wilford Hill: E20/3 Buried: May 21st 1941
Nottingham Evening Post, In Memoriam, Saturday May 15th 1942:
BREWER – Treasured memories of Arthur, dearly loved husband of Flo, darling daddy of Yvonne, killed enemy action, January 15th, 1941. Remembered always.
BREWER – In loving memory of my dear son, Arthur, killed by enemy action, January 15th, 1941. To be with us in the same old way, would be our dearest wish today – Dad, sisters Gladys, Elsie (Newport), Ethel (Newcastle), brothers in law Berts.
BREWER – Thoughts today of Arthur, beloved son in law of mam and dad Burton, brother in law of Mabel and Bill (London), Jack and Win (Stoke), Harry and Edna (Beeston). Pals all.
BREWER – Treasured memories of our dear brother, Arthur, killed by enemy action, one year today. ‘Midst life’s changes we never forget, - Sister Alice, brother in law Herbert and nephew Ronnie.
Housing in Trent Lane destroyed by a single bomb.
Photo: Nottingham Evening Post published 12/10/1998.
Replacements for Trent Lane terraced housing devastated by the January 15th 1941 air raid.
Photo: David Needham (2009)