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Please be informed that the funeral will take place on Wednesday 22nd November 2023 at 1400hrs in the Wren Chapel, Royal Hospital Chelsea. The Branch Committee is tasked with the administration of the Branch and organising many of the activities and functions that our members attend. Currently, the Committee consists of just two of our Branch members. DURUP, Michael Stanley Ritter (Mike) (23862398) – Royal Army Medical Corps – Died 26 October 2022, aged 86 It is with great sadness we report the death of 22545868 David Cattle of the Windsor Branch Grenadier Guards Association, our thoughts are with family and friends at this very sad time. With regrets, but fond memories, we record the death of the following past Branch members, or Grenadiers from our area, that the Branch knows of:

One of the trainers, Major Richard 'Skid' Dorney of the Grenadier Guards, believes TriM ensures no-one is left struggling alone. We are governed by the Regimental Association and follow their Association Rules and By-Laws for Branches. Historically, the armed forces had an issue with stigma, but that is becoming less prevalent now, and I am extremely confident that if someone asks for mental health care today, the military provides first-class treatment for those that need it," he says. is with great sadness we report the death of 2628726 George Henry Pritchard of the Kent Branch Grenadier Guards Association, our thoughts are with his family and friends at this very sad time. He believes many are reluctant to admit to having a condition which they fear could end their military career and endanger their prospects in civilian life.

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He spent decades helping to de-stigmatise mental health issues and encourage improved management of staff after traumatic events.

It is with great sadness we report the death of 23015332 Mr Kingsley Minns of the Suffolk Branch, our thoughts are with his family and friends at this very sad time. Richard Dorney MBE, MstJ, MSc. of Andover, received the prestigious Exforces in Business Lifetime Achievement Award for his long-standing work in trauma risk management and mental health awareness.

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The armed forces have made great steps forward in this area, but until servicemen and women are completely reassured that reporting symptoms of PTSD won't have any impact on their careers, many who are genuinely suffering will refuse to come forward for treatment." Between 1948 and 1977 the Branch was financed by the Regiment, but since 1977 the Branch has been financially independent and holds charitable status. The Grenadier Guards Association is registered under the Charities Act, 2022 – No. 287265. Our first Chairman was Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Salwey Hanning OBE (commissioned number 391), who was awarded the OBE on 24th January 1946. Our current President and Chairman is Major Dennis Bradley BEM DL who was elected Branch President in May 2003 (assuming the role from Ernie Couchman) and was elected Branch Chairman (assuming the role from Ray Colley) on 15 March 2009. We thank him for his service in our ... read 23015332 Mr Kingsley Minns, Suffolk Branch Grenadier Guards Association O God, grant that thy servants, the Grenadier Guards, may ever be mindful of their proud and costly heritage, that continuing to guard what is right, and fighting for what is just, they may so serve thee here in this life that they may be counted worthy to join those who now continue their service in the life to come; through Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen.