Tony Woods is a Wonderful WikiTreer

Question

Tony fixed the profiles of several dozen British soldiers who were casualties in World War I. He repaired the incorrect sticker that was initially added, fixed the categories and generally put the profiles in a way to get more attention. 

Thank you, Tony, this act of genealogical kindness is very appreciated!

Answer 1

Thank you Tom, for fixing the profiles of several dozen British soldiers who were casualties in World War I. That is amazing. Congratulations on a well deserved Wonderful Wiki!

Comments

Thank you, my dear friend, for selecting my answer as the best. I really appreciate it more than you know. 

Answer 2

Nice work, Tony, and thank you.

Answer 3

Congratulations on your next WW, Tony. You are a great help for other members.

Thank you Isabelle for recognizing Tony as a Wonderful WikiTreer.

Answer 4

Thanks for the kind words.  In truth I was just pottering around and came across several profiles of young men who paid the ultimate sacrifice in late 1916 in France, many appear to have died from their wounds at 55 Casualty Clearing Station. With only their initials instead of a full name I attempted to improve a few of the profiles, thankfully Natalie Trott assisted and I took on board her advice. This after all is a collaborative effort.

Answer 5

Thank you Tony, and congratulations on your Wonderful WikiTreer! Your consistent hard work on WikiTree is really valued by all of us. Well done :-)

Thank you Isabelle for acknowledging Tony.