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Nadine Dorothy Askew
DOB: 14/06/1990
Died: 22/07/2021
Age: 31

1st Royal Horse Artillery, Nadine was a Bombardier who joined the army on the 14th of January 2007. She served with 26th regiment Royal Artillery in Germany, 14th Regiment Royal Artillery in Larkhall, and the 1st Royal horse Artillery in Tidworth and in Larkhill.

Nadine served in Iraq in 2008 to 2009, Afghanistan from 2011 to 2012 and in October 2019 as part of the United Kingdom contribution to NATO enhanced forward presence, Nadine deployed on the operation to Estonia as a detachment second-in-command.

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Nadine was a born natural leader and a proud soldier and had a heart of gold. Nadine will be deeply missed by all her family and friends and whilst the guns have fallen silent, Nadine will never be forgotten, in and out of the army.

Nadine also had a beautiful Spanish hound Sasha, that travelled the world with her in her camper van with friends. Nadine also had a very big motorbike that she liked to ride on. Nadine was an outside person that loved to be out in the countryside. RIP MY BEAUTIFUL  GIRL x

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Amanda
RIP MY BEAUTIFUL GIRL x
Tanya Newcombe
Thankyou for everything you taught me. Full of wisdom and spark x
Tommy P
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Hannah
19/10/2021
I hope you can see how loved and cherished you are Skew, everyday is a different wave of emotions and I love and miss you so much! Keep watching over us all untill we meet again x
T
19/10/2021
always thinking of you. Rest in peace beautiful. X
Ana
19/10/2021
SpiderPig will never be the same without you. Missing u always and see you on the other side, rest in peace skew ❤️
Gareth & Hannah
19/10/2021
Nadine you were the best big sister & sister in law we could have ever dreamed of having. We’re so proud of all you have accomplished in life and we hope to make you as proud as us. We will cherish the precious memories with you. Until we meet again.. rest in paradise. 💗
Amanda Nadine mam
19/10/2021
I always think of you with that fantastic smile and that lovely giggle xx
Yvonne Marshall
22/10/2021
In loving memory of Nadine Dorothy Askew.
Lionel Fairbrough
22/10/2021
At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember.
Richard Lee
21/10/2021
Thank you for your service, Nadine. Rest in peace
Mal
25/10/2021
Nadine you are a big miss that beautiful smile x
Paul Field
11/11/2021
When you go home, Tell them of us and say; For your tomorrow, We gave our today. Lest we forget. 🇬🇧
Jane French
23/02/2022
God bless. Always remembered Nadine.
Ollie Martyn
24/02/2022
Taken too soon. Rest in peace
Val Murphy
11/02/2022
To those who served but are no longer with us. Respect.
Amanda Askew
07/11/2022
My Nadine I just miss you xx
Amanda Askew
07/11/2022
I just miss you xx
Amanda/Nadine mum
20/10/2024
Nadine I come realises you are my first though in the morning and my last thought at night your mam xx
adrian price
31/01/2025
thank you for your service
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