Sex
Male
Status
Deceased
- Forrow joined the Volunteer Air Arm as a cadet pilot and trained to fly torpedo-bombers and amphibians. These aircraft were destroyed by the Japanese when they invaded Hong Kong on December 8, 1941. Later, he was assigned to a Volunteer rescue unit and continued to rescue civilians before being captured. He was eventually imprisoned in Sham Shui Po POW camp, where his mother was also interned in Stanley.
- He helped the Hong Kong Football Club survive after WWII. His leadership rebuilt the club, which remains a thriving institution today.
- If you want to learn about his history, please refer to pages 43 to 44 in the Monthly journal of the Hong Kong Football Club's July/August 2021 issue.
Monthly journal : https://www.hkfc.com/media/bxhdkemp/hkfc_2021_07-08_mag.pdf |
wikitree : https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Forrow-117 |
Comments
Mother's name
Alan, thanks for the adding the page for Kenneth. I'd like to link it to a page for his mother.
The linked wikitree page shows his mother as Dorothy Emily Keene (1895). I don't see anyone surnamed Keene on the Stanley lists, but there is a Dorothy Emily Bailey (1899). Any idea if that could be her, perhaps having re-married?
Regards, David
Re Kenneth mother's name
Hi David! I'm sorry that I only just saw your reply. I believe your speculation is correct. Additionally, I have found some information about Kenneth's mother that I hope will be helpful to your research.
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Hong Kong Blue Book (1938) ‐ Windows and Orphans' Pensions :
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