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David Hart

Quiz organiser Helen Powell and landlord Sean Singleton are pictured with Dilys and Chris Hart, the parents of Marine David Charles Hart

Marine fund boosted in memory of David Hart
FUNDRAISING efforts in Poppleton in memory of a York Marine who died in Afghanistan raised more than £500.

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Afghanistan memorial appeal now stands at £8k

Marine David Hart, from York, whose inquest is being held today

Inquest hears of York Marine's death in Afghanistan

Chris Hart leading a charity bike ride at Poppleton in memory of his son, David

170-mile cycle epic in Marine’s memory

David Hart, bottom row in black jumper, and close friend Andy Hare, checked shirt bottom right, pose for a picture with friends in a local pub

York Royal Marine leaves £100,000 to send his friends on a holiday

Royal Marine David Hart, who was killed in Afghanistan

Friends raise £7,000 in memory of David Hart

Some of the team of riders taking part in the Coast to Coast ride in memory of David, including his  girlfriend, Sarah Horsley, centre

Friends to undertake cycling challenge in war hero’s memory

David Hart’s family and girlfriend, Sarah Horsley, leave York Minster following the funeral service

Silence in centre of York as mourners grieve and thank Marine David Hart

Marine David Hart's coffin is carried from York Minster.

Updated: Mourners say final farewell to York Marine

David Hart

David Hart’s funeral

Marine David Hart

Lord Mayor pays tribute to Marine David Hart

Royal Marine, David Hart

Family of dead Poppleton soldier pay tribute to "true hero"

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More tributes to fallen Poppleton Marine

David Hart, of York, who was killed in Afghanistan, a day before his 24th birthday

York marine David Hart is killed in Afghanistan blast

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Book of condolence for David Hart

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