Every Name a Story

W. Hakin 1945
Rank : Stoker First Class

William  Hakin

Every Name a Story

In Ropery Lane Cemetery is the Commonwealth War Grave of :-

W. Hakin
Stoker 1st Class RNPS
LT/KX131407
H.M.S. Europa
22nd June 1945  Age 31

A Smiling Face
A Heart Of Gold
No Dearer Husband
This World Could Hold

The son of George and Annie Hakin and the husband of Sadie Irene Hakin, of Chester le Street.

HMS Europa was a so-called stone frigate. It was the name of the central depot for the Royal Naval Patrol service in Lowestoft.

William Hakin is remembered at Chester le Street on C105.05, C105.38 and C105.40 and in our List of Ships’ Crews.

First Name: William

Last Name: Hakin

Service Number: LT/KX131407

Which War: Second World War 1939-45

Died: 22/06/1945

Age: 31

Rank: Stoker First Class

Regiment: Royal Naval Patrol Service

Unit/Ship: H.M.S. Europa

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