‘Extraordinary’ Normandy veteran Ken Hay dies aged 101
Ken Hay, who educated generations of schoolchildren about D-Day and later served as a British Normandy Memorial ambassador, died aged 101, the group said.
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D-Day veteran Ken Hay, who survived Nazi capture, dies aged 101
Ken Hay, a Normandy veteran who was captured by the Nazis just weeks after D-Day and became a prisoner of war in Poland, has died aged 101. He spent years educating children about the war and was an ambassador for the British Normandy Memorial
'An extraordinary gentleman' - Normandy veteran Ken Hay dies at 101 after 'remarkable' life of service
'An extraordinary gentleman' - Normandy veteran Ken Hay dies at 101 after 'remarkable' life of service . Ken Hay, a Normandy veteran who was captured weeks after D-Day before devoting years of his life to teaching children about World War Two, has died at the age of 101
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‘Extraordinary’ Normandy veteran Ken Hay dies aged 101
Mr Hay has been remembered for his ‘unwavering’ passion for education.
D-Day veteran Ken Hay dies aged 101 after spending years educating kids about WW2
Ken Hay, a Normandy veteran who was captured by the Nazis just weeks after D-Day and became a prisoner of war in Poland, has died aged 101. He spent years educating children about the war and was an ambassador for the British Normandy Memorial
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