The War Graves of Ystradgynlais

Glyndwr Lewis Walters, known generally as Glwyn, was posted missing, presumed killed, while on flying operations with Coastal Command, June 1940.

Glyndwr Lewis Walters was the brother of Clifford Vernon Walters, who also died in the Second World War.

The information on Glyndwr Lewis Walters has been compiled from a number of sources, including the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, from the South Wales Voice newspaper, and the Parish Burial Register (courtesy of the Swansea Archives).

	Glyndwr Lewis Walters To the left is the remembrance grave in St David's churchyard, Abercrave. It reads in full:- In Memory of Sgt. Glyndwr Lewis RAF Who Made The Supreme Sacrifice June 29th 1940 Aged 26 Years And Of F⁄O Clifford Vernon Who Died March 25th 1941 Aged 28 Years "Thy Will Be Done" The Beloved Sons of David Rees and Gwen Walters Plasydarren Penycae

From the South Wales Voice newspaper, 24th March 1945 :-

ROLL OF HONOUR
WALTERS - Cherished memories of F/O Clifford Walters, RAF accidently killed March 1941. Also his brother, Sergeant Glyn Walters, RAF missing, presumed killed, while on flying operations with Coastal Command, June 1940.
   Aunty Maggie, Uncle David, Marie, Howard.