Lieutenant Kenneth M Morrison

Today (8-9-23), I came back to a photo I have of a letter which was sent to my late grandmother. It is dated merely February 10th. The address is "Wold View", Sutton-on-Sea, Lincolnshire - the small town in which my mother, grandmother and many other members of my family were born - considered a rather genteel coastal resort from Victorian times onwards, though affected very badly by the 1953 flood. Anyway, the letter reads as follows: "Dear Mrs Simons, I am giving your little son the Bible my Kenneth had which was returned to me with his other belongings. I hope and pray he will grow up to be a great blessing to you and his father. Yours Sincerely, Kathleen M. Morrison". There is of course a memorial to Lt. Morrison in Sutton-on-Sea Methodist Chapel. Kathleen (maiden name Simons, though NOT a known relative) was in the Women's Land Army in WW2, having been in the Territorial Force Nursing Service in WW1. She died in 1969 aged 79 (resident at Windsor Castle!). My grandmother's (second) son, my uncle (born 1945!) was given the first name Kenneth. Only today do I understand why that was...