The Restoration of Rangers Graves Project Remembering the 66. William Thomson Summerhill

[The Moonlighter]

William Summerhill was only 17 years of age when he didn’t return home from Ibrox on the 2nd January 1971.

We were recently contacted by William’s family and a memorial plaque was placed yesterday in his name at Daldowie Crematorium Glasgow.

Remembered always by the worldwide Rangers support.

If you’d like to donate to the Restoration Project please use the link here on our website.

Every penny helps.

Thank you.

PAYPAL LINK.https://www.paypal.com/sendmoney

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***Follow the link and add following email address along with donation – sonsofstruth@aol.co.uk

 

[Aragorn]

Lovely gesture again.

You guys do a wonderful job.

 

[sammysun]

Nice gesture from you guys.

 

[The Moonlighter]

Nice gesture from you guys.

It’s only possible because of the donations the project receives from the worldwide Rangers support.

 

[Rangerista]

Stalwart work as always.

 

[Libertonchaz]

William Summerhill was only 17 years of age when he didn’t return home from Ibrox on the 2nd January 1971.

We were recently contacted by William’s family and a memorial plaque was placed yesterday in his name at Daldowie Crematorium Glasgow.

Remembered always by the worldwide Rangers support.

If you’d like to donate to the Restoration Project please use the link here on our website.

Every penny helps.

Thank you.

PAYPAL LINK.https://www.paypal.com/sendmoney

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***Follow the link and add following email address along with donation – sonsofstruth@aol.co.uk

Thats decent

 

[Twosignals]

My better half has tears in her eyes reading Ian’s comments as she was a friend and fellow member of the Dennistoun and Riddrie bus that came back that day one short.

 

[The Moonlighter]

My better half has tears in her eyes reading Ian’s comments as she was a friend and fellow member of the Dennistoun and Riddrie bus that came back that day one short.

It’s these posts that bring it all home.

 

[DejaVoodoo]

Fantastic work as always.

 

[Broxmeister]

Rest easy William. Always in our hearts.