Monday, March 23, 2020
On your first family trip to England in the 1960's - we were with you all in London (one of my dad's famous Guided Tours) and it was at the end of the day. We were at Leicester Square Underground Station, waiting for a train to go back to South Harrow. As we walked along the platform your mum saw a 'down and out', slumped on a seat. She promptly walked unto him and started to sing "Don't sleep in the subway, darling. Don't stand in the pouring rain". Her beautiful voice touched many hearts and that night, one lonely man who was down on his luck, felt loved.
Tim Hansell
