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Princes William and Harry open Help for Heroes Recovery Centre
Prince William says the public must continue to support armed forces charities as he and his brother Prince Harry open the Help for Heroes Recovery Centre.
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Prince William was presented with Hero the Bear and a white babygro with the words ‘my daddy is a hero’ by two-and-a-half-year-old Jenson Boggi.
William said: “Thank you very much, it’s very kind.”
Jenson is the son of Corporal Josh Boggi, 26, who lost his right arm and both legs while serving in Afghanistan.
Cpl Boggi, from Berkshire, asked William whether he was looking forward to being a father.
The Prince replied: “Yes. All the mothers have been looking for me, ‘just you wait, just you wait’.”
Speaking afterwards, Cpl Boggi said: “It’s a brilliant day.This centre has been absolutely superb for me.
“It’s great for my son to be able to give it to him and he’ll be able to remember this day for the rest of his life… the future King… giving him his babygro.”
(Source: standard.co.uk)
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Photo reblogged from Prince William
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, arrives for a visit to Tedworth House, a recovery centre run by the Help for Heroes charity that offers care and support to injured service personnel, in Tidworth, Wiltshire, southern England, on May 20, 2013.
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Photoset reblogged from Duchess of C
Prince Harry and The Duke of Cambridge open Tedworth House Recovery Centre in Wiltshire, May 20th 2013.
Source: Tim Rooke/Rex Features
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