Force Z Survivors Organisation UK
In
Memory of the Lost Men of HMS Repulse
~The Men Who Died During while serving aboard HMS
Repulse during World War 2, prior to her loss in December 1941~
We
are extremely indebted to Don Kindell for his help in completing this listing.
We are also grateful to the Commonwealth Wargraves Commission for helping to
fill-in background details.
Listed Chronologically
DAVID
MAKIN
Cook
(O) D/MX56604
H.M.S. Repulse, Royal Navy who died on
Sunday 23 June 1940 . Age 21 .
Additional Information: Son of Jesse and Catherine Hiscock, of Parr, St. Helens,
Lancashire.
Cemetery: LYNESS ROYAL NAVAL CEMETERY Orkney, United Kingdom
Grave or Reference Panel Number: Plot P. Row 3. Grave 6.
Source: Website of The Lyness Royal Naval Cemetery
ALFRED
KEELING
Cook (O), D/MX 58288, Royal Navy
Additional Information: Age 18. Died on 8th September 1940. Son of George and
Sarah Keeling, of Middleton, Manchester.
Memorial: Plymouth Naval Memorial, Panel 42, Column 3.
NORMAN
LONG
Ordinary Seaman, D/JX 189193, Royal Navy
Additional Information: Age 27. Died on 14th November 1940. Husband of Beatrice
Long, of Stretford, Lancashire. Son of Frederick and Lucy Long.
Memorial: Plymouth Naval Memorial, Panel 39, Column 1.
CARYL
LAVERS
Ordnance Artificer, D/MX51316, Royal Navy
Additional Information: Age 22. Died on 11th July 1941. Son of Ida Lavers, of
Peverell, Plymouth.
Cemetery: Lyness Royal Navy Cemetery, Plot P, Row 4, Grave 2.
Source: Website of The Lyness Royal Naval Cemetery