How would you describe the memorial and its ornamentation?
Two light stained glass window with accompanying brass plaque in a triangular arched oak frame with a Latin cross carved with a roundel within the arch and small fleury crosses carved at the shoulders.
The left-hand light of the window depicts St George, patron saint of soldiers, astride a slain dragon, in full armour, holding a lance earring a St George's Cross pennant in his right hand, and a shield emblazoned with the St George's Cross in his left hand. The right-hand light depicts St Nicholas, patron saint of sailors, in Eucharistic robes, giving a blessing with his right hand, and holding a crozier and a sailing vessel with the Cross of St George decorating its unfurled sail. There is a Biblical text written beneath each figure - "The men were very good unto us/ and we were not hurt". 1 Sam 25, 15, under St George, and "They were a wall unto us/ both by night and day". 1 Sam 25, 16, under St Nicholas.
The brass plaque carries the Dedication and the names in five columns. The incised inscription is blacked.