A Memorial Day – Remembrance of Family Finding

I imagine and remember about my great-grandfather Albert Edward Crust who died 1917 in Belgium every year.

His momentous is one of those amongst the touchy lines of white crosses seen across fields in Europe.

Albert’s wife was pregnant with my grandfather, George Crust, at the time of his death. George never met his Dad.

George Crust went on to contribute as a Sgt Major in WWII. George’s hold war story is noteworthy.

He acknowledged a letter whilst on duty abroad telling that his brother had died in an action. He didn’t judge his brother would be as slipshod as to be killed and went looking for him. After numerous days of travelling and searching; he found his brother injured, but alive in hospital, fortunately!  

By Daniel Curran, MD of Finders