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Seeking our Gwen
11:19am Monday 17th March 2008
Joy Chittenden emails: "We are looking for a Gwendoline Mitchell who was born in Brighton in 1923. She married Stanley Woolgar in 1947 and as a widow married William Hale in 1996 but has now moved back to Hove, we think.
"My mum, Veta, will be 92 in April and would love to see Gwen again. She remembers her from visit to see her when Gwen was a child (they are cousins).
Gwen's niece, Hilary, would also love to met her again.
"In the photo above, Gwen is on the right with her mother Emily on the left and in the centre is Aunt Flo.
"It would be a great birthday surprise for my mum if someone could find Gwen."
If anyone can help, please email Joy at joychittenden@tiscali.co.uk
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