How would you describe the memorial and its ornamentation?
Four light stained glass window set in the West wall of the church, with extensive tracery above, with an accompanying cast bronze plaque installed nearby on the South wall of the church, in a Shrine area which contains further memorials.
The two central lights depict Christ the King to the left, with the Archangel Uriel to the right, above the Archangel Michael to the left, and the Archangel Gabriel to the right. The left-hand side light depicts a group of five Saints - the Venerable Bede and St Martin of Tours at the top, St Alban and St Oswald in the centre, and St George at the bottom. The right-hand side light also depicts five Saints - St Louis and St Nicholas at the top, two unidentified in the centre, and St Edmund at the bottom. A rose window is at the top of the tracery above, with angels flanking a central crown in a quatrefoil as its main feature. There are two angels holding scrolls carrying the text from Romans 11, 36: Of Him and through Him and to Him/ Are all things to Whom be glory for ever and ever.
The Dedication is inscribed across the bottom of the window.
The accompanying bronze plaque is fixed directly to the South wall and carries the Dedication, Names, and Text within a frame which has an internal border of oak leaves. A Cross laid on a wreath sits at the top of the frame.