Anna said she was proud to have played a part in ensuring the men’s sacrifice was not forgotten.
“I have no words, it was the most moving ceremony. It was incredible, I had tears in my eyes,” she said.
“It was so genuine and moving with lots of people from all walks of life.”
Three Russian airmen and a Czechoslovakian colleague who were killed in a plane crash during the Second World War were remembered in a moving ceremony in a Tayside village on Monday.
The memorial service was held at Cow Park in Fearnan where Aleksandr Gruzdin, Aleksandr Alexeev, Vasily Dryamin and Frantisek Drahovzal died when their aircraft crash landed after taking off from Errol on May 29 1943.
