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2026-09-03 Email : Patricia Scully WWII British Home Front girl
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1. 2026-09-03 Email : Patricia Scully WWII British Home Front girl
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Mobile Library Open Before Meeting.
Tea, Coffee, Lemonade "Social" begins at 6:00 PM!
 
 


Thursday
September 3, 2026
7:00 PM

YouTube Live Stream HERE!

 
Patricia Scully
WWII British Home Front girl
 
Patricia (“Pat”) Scully (maiden name: Ashton) was born on May 27, 1932. Her sister Mary was three years older. She had a happy childhood in Manchester, England (and later in Blackpool, England) with loving and caring parents. In September 1939 war was declared. By January 1940 ration books for food and clothes had been distributed, as well as gas masks. Schools closed and children and teachers were evacuated. Nightly air raids began in July 1940. Later in the war, life became easier for Pat and her family. American soldiers were stationed there. Pat and her family continued to live in Blackpool until after the war ended in 1945. Food rationing continued in England until 1947.



After WWII Pat married a US Marine Corps WWII veteran named John Scully. He served in the 6th Marine Division and took part in the invasion of Okinawa (he was 19 years old at that time); he subsequently served in the occupation of Japan.



Pat worked in various career fields, including in the automotive service and caregiving fields, and didn't retire until she was 85 years old. One of Pat’s interests in retirement (which she still does at age 94) is to go skydiving; she’s made at least 33 tandem skydiving jumps.
 
IN PERSON MEETINGS
American Legion Post 272
505 N Mountain Road
Linglestown, PA. 17112
 
Entry: Upper/East Side of the building.
Parking: Park in designated spaces in the lot surrounding the building.
Accessibility: The building is ADA compliant. Rest Rooms are gender specific.
Protocol for Health: Please take personal responsibility to protect your health, and that of other attendees. If you are feeling ill, or are immunocompromised, please consider watching the live stream on our YouTube channel or view the recording after its added to our YouTube channel library.
Speakers: Speakers occasionally cancel at the last minute with insufficient time to notify you. We have several contingencies in place.

Thank you to the American Legion Post 272 for hosting us!
 

 
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