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This is a story that describes how Kathy and Ian first met then fell in love, and how their love grew. It goes on to tell the stories of their lives together and apart.
It covers their shared experiences, along with their families and friends. Most of all it tells the story of their love for each other, that they continued to share.
It also tells of the things that Kathy's families and friends have learnt from Kathy over the years they have known her. It has been written with respect for Kathy and her memory.
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Ian Campbell has had a lifelong interest in military history. Growing up behind the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, he spent many hours wandering the halls thoroughly absorbed in the displays. His wise mother fostered his love of reading and history by introducing him very early to the works of Paul Brickhill. Ian has qualifications in History and Politics from the Australian National University. After a varied career in the government, private and not-for-profit sectors, he retired to research and write. His first book, Thinks He's a Bird, about Australian Pathfinder and Lancaster pilot, Flight Lieutenant Keith Watson, was released in 2022. Ian is currently curator of the Bennett/Vial Archive at the Queensland Air Museum. This archive comprises three collections, of which AVM Don Bennett's private collection is one. Ian and his wife, Kathy, have lived in many places in Australia, as well as New Zealand and Canada. They now live in Brisbane. When circumstances permit, they love to travel, but he has vowed never to move house again.
