Ken Hay, who joined the Essex Regiment at 17, fought bravely in Normandy, was captured by the Nazis, and endured a grueling march to liberation.
Chris Hay, Ken's son, spoke of his father's resilience despite aging, highlighting Ken's mental clarity and confidence as he participated in memorials and events.
The D-Day Story Museum honored Ken and fellow veterans, emphasizing the importance of remembering their sacrifices during the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
In 2019, Ken shared a haunting memory of witnessing the battlefield's brutality, reinforcing the harsh realities soldiers faced during World War II.
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