Worker DORIS MARY LUKER, No. 6947 of the Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps.
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| Doris Mry Luker |
Doris died of pneumonia on 13th February 1919 at the age of 21. Doris’s parents were James George and Mary Maria Luker, nee Ryder, of Woking, Surrey, and she had a sister called Effie, b. 1893 and a brother called James Ryder Luker b. 1896, who became a Private in the London Regiment in WW1 and died on 15th September 1916.
Doris joined the QMAAC in January 1917, and had been in France for 12 months when she died. She was buried in Etaples Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais France - Grave Reference: LXXII. B.15.
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| Doris's grave in Etaples |
The photographs of Doris and her brother are from the "Woking News & Mail" and were kindly sent to me by Kevin Nicholas Smith.
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James Ryder Luker
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