I also meant to mention that it is very likely my Father, WO2 Eric Howard (or Eric the Red) RCR probably served with Mr. Naylor. My Father was also Airborne. He served in WW2 but was loaned to the British Black Watch. I almost feel like I was meant to be the one who discovered the negatives of your family's life in the 60's on Tecumseh Ave. Stange as this sounds, I did not find them on Tecumseh or on Belgrave where I live at present, I found the pictures of the 1939 Queen and Kings visit, someones wedding photo's taken at the home on Tecumseh,(I think) in the 60's(with the negatives), I found them at a yard sale near Berkshire village. They were taken in Aug. 1961, I think they may be outside the house at 152 Tecumseh or maybe outside the Church but not able to see house numbers behind the wedding party. Lovely Bride and groom and family.. You can contact me at tippy2@rogers.com if these photo's have gotten lost and someone has an interest in them. The negative envelopes all say A. Naylor or Marg Naylor of 152 Tecumseh. I am going to have them redeveloped soon, as they are very interesting of the neighborhood now called Wortley Village. All the people in the photo's that are developed look like lovely people. Again I thank Mr. Naylor for his Service to our country and to his loving family I wish you all the best. Eileen Howard Fralick. Pro Patria
