Veteran Reg Pye finds the French girl he has been looking for since WWII
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2022
- Thanks to a campaign launched by the Taxi Charity for Military Veterans in June 2022 to find the young girl Reg had shared his food with in Normandy in 1944, they have finally been reunited.
Film courtesy of Emma Newton
And he brought her a jam sandwich. Some of these storys id pay to see in a theater.
I might be a big man, but this made me tear up. Lovely people.
Simply lovely. Where me red wine.. rŕr me matey
@@briangleason5597 You can be big, tall or short....your heart has no bounderies.
your not big, just fat
What a sweet guy. His kindness is Godly and she's still a pretty girl! God bless all of these people.
I love all of these veteran stories. Its amazing.
Waooooo
Great reunion
Unbelievable, that they found each other…
Emotional meeting. It required nearly 3 months of intensive research to find Huguette.
Yes, it wasn’t easy to find that old woman in France…
Only her name was known…
The two old persons were so cute…
God bless them!
Greetings from Hungary! 🇭🇺👋
@@kovacsannadr.rekasine2286 Greetings from Normandy!
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My eyes watered the whole video.. To be able to hear this Hero's story/last wish was truly heart warming .
Love has no labels....he has such a big heart to return and find her.
The medals that gentleman earned. Incredible.
One of my favorite stories about my unusual French name “Mignon” (I’m American, so super unusual here) involves a US Army Veteran in around 1986 when I was 20 years old. I attended a veterans event as part of my job and introduced myself to one of the WWII veterans and as he took the hand I had offered, he held it so gently and got a dreamy look on his face and looked right through me into the past..….”I knew a Mignon once….during the War….in France.” It was so sweet and he obviously had such lovely memories of that young lady. He profusely thanked me for bringing those memories back.
Is your nickname filet?
More likely "Little Flower" 🌼
I live in Montreal and knew many girls with the name Mignon although Manon is much more common.
Tu parle Francais?
@@lindickison3055 There is a flower called "Mignonette" but that is not the meaning.
Je parle un peu francais.
About as well as my Spanish, but when I try to speak either, it comes out half and half, so never did conquer either. 😂
I could not hear one word this dear man spoke. I wish I could hear his story
I shot up the volume, and it was a bit clearer. He is quite soft-spoken.
@@richardpodnar5039try enabling closed captions for this problem as well
I think we don't need hear any word. A picture is worth more than a million words.
No close captioning on this either?
He shared his jam sandwich with her.
That was how the French treated starving children! How lovely for them to meet! Lovely story and a lovely soldier/human being!
Please turn on CC for older viewers and others who need it. Thank you.
How lovely, there must be thousands of stories like theirs.
Beautiful story and reunion.
God Bless them all.
i love hearing human stories like this
They need to caption his speaking as I couldn’t hear him
That was bloody beautiful
Unbelievable, but it is true. Heart Touching🥺🥰
wonderful story
Precious BEYOND words.... 💕💕💕💕💕
We met again. Cheers.😊☮️
A very touching story.
she has/had beautiful eyes.
What an amazing end to his search
Lest we forget.,......we must remember that some gave all❤
my only wish - that he had asked his daughter to hold the bread for a moment so he could clasp her hand & give her a nice warm hug, rather than using the bread as a shield. But those were more reserved times he had grown up in
Love does transcend over decades.💞 Thank you for this wonderful story!👏👏
Such lovely stories great
❤❤❤❤ that was such a touching story
How sweet.
Merveilleuses retrouvailles ! 🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😁😁😁😁😁
I could not hear him speaking very well on video even with turning up volume.
What a sweet story
Wonderful so much
Lovely story..
How nice.
Got to stop cutting onions
Trop mignon!
Bien contente pour eux deux !
It is both beautiful and tragic, I'm sure they both married other people and had kids etc, but if life was just, and I know it isn't, they maybe should have married each other and made another life story. Maybe I'm an old romantic or an idiot, but it seems life robbed them of their potential happiness together
WHEN will ppl filming vids learn NOT to play music while ppl are speaking. GRRRRR.
if only to be born unto this generation ...alas
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Ahh, I wanted them to get married...
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And she said: "Get lost, creep!"
It seems that he was more into that meeting so long ago than she was. She didn't even remember it! What's so romantic about that?
I bet ole Reg has got many a grand yarn to tell, got a fair load o medals right there
Depending where they were, ppl had jam, or mustard, or cheese.
For example: during the war, my granny oftenly exchanged her jam sandwiches against mustard ones (I'm the same xD love my bread and mustard)
What country?
Cheese varied in UK, at worst, I think it was 1 or 2 oz a week. But by the later part of the war, vegetarians got an extra 3 oz of cheese a week. About time!
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You didn't like pilchards, I brought mackerel instead.
Hilarious!
ooh yeah, now draw her like the french girl she is 😆
The French Resistance, with the help of the Brits, male and female, were brave!
3:16 Mdr il se fait marcher dessus pour la bonne cause.
Him: "I finally found you after all of these years!".
Her: "Um...I'm a lesbian".
I mean it's a really nice story and all but man it's a bit weird that a 20 year old dude fell in love with a 14 year old girl without even being able to speak to her
Some girls get tall and mature fast. When I was 8 years old, I was offered a cash job instructing horse riding. I wasn't even asked my age, because they thought I was easily 15.
I had worked there over a year before he found out. Occasionally, it led to a few blushes but I knew no different life.
Reminds me of Elvis dating presilla
parler francais hahaha
man, wish they could have seen each other sooner, get married, have kids and grandkids! what a waste!