Hi....my uncle Barney Greatrex was bomb aimer on sqd 61 O for orange, shot down 25/2/44 and was the only survivor. He was MIA for 9 months, evaded capture and was heavily involved with the maquisard resistance. He has decided he wants to visit the graves of his crewmates, which he has never done before. He is 93. This wil be a very emotional trip for him. I would like to contact any relatives of his crewmates....they were: 

• Burial details:
  
  Fl/Lt. Johann Walter Einarson D.F.C. D.F.M. Choloy War Cemetery. Grave 1.G.2.
  Son of Haraldur B. Einarson and Elin Einarson of Wynyard, Saskatchewan, Canada
  
  Sgt. Maurice Leonard Worth. Choloy War Cemetery. Grave 1.G.3.
  Son of Leonard and Daisy Worth, of Widnes, Lancashire, England.
  
  P/O. Allan James Collins. Choloy War Cemetery. Joint grave 1.G.5-6.
  Son of Thomas James Collins and Mabel May Collins, of Canterbury, New South Wales, Australia.
  
  Sgt. Reginald Thomas Gill. Choloy War Cemetery. Joint grave 1.G.5-6.
  on of Thomas Henry and Violet May Gill, of Launceston, Tasmania, Australia.
  
  Fl/Sgt. Phillip Llewellyn Jones. Choloy War Cemetery. Grave 1.G.4.
  Son of Samuel and Mary Ann Jones, of Cardiff, Wales.
  
  P/O. Herbert Rankin D.F.M. Choloy War Cemetery. Grave 1.G.1.
  Son of Hugh and Agnes Rankin, of Dublin, Irish Republic.