(Details kindly supplied by Mary McIntyre)

COULTER.—To the loving memory of our dear son, Gnr. William Coulter, R.A., who was killed by enemy air action on 30th June, 1944.

The blow was hard, the shock severe,
We little thought his time was so near.

—lnserted by his mum and dad, 69 Upper Mill Street, Tillicoultry.

CREE.—In loving memory of my dear husband and our dear father, Sergt John Cree, A. & S.H., who was killed in action, 10th July, 1943.

Far from his home and loved ones,
In a soldier's grave he lies;
One of Britain's glorious dead
At rest beside his comrades beneath a foreign sky.

—lnserted by his wife and family, 15 Mill Street, Tillicoultry.

CREE.—In loving memory of our dear brother and our dear uncle, Sergt. John Cree, who was killed in action on 10th July, 1943.

We often sit and think of you,
And think of how you died
With not a loved one near you
To say the last good-bye.

—lnserted by Mr and Mrs D Fraser and family, 31 Stoneyacre, Tillicoultry.

He lies not in his native land,
But under foreign skies
Far from those who loved him best,
In a lonely grave he lies.

—lnserted by Q.M.S. W. Cree (M.E F.) and Mrs Cree and family, Scott St., Stirling.