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The extraordinary life story of a local care home resident who was the wife of one of the UK's most notorious double agents for more than 50 years was celebrated this week.
Tithe Farm in Stoke Poges held a book launch garden party in honour of 96-year-old, Mrs Betty Chapman, whose life has been captured by History Press in a new book called Mrs Zig Zag.
The book follows the life and times of Betty who was married to Eddie Chapman. It has been written by American author Dr Ronald Bonewitz in close consultation with Betty and her family.
Eddie Chapman was Agent ZIGZAG, one of the most important British double agents of the Second World War. Some of his missions are described as the "the most remarkable deception operations of the Second World War'"
Home manager, Bernie Goldrick, said: "Betty's life makes incredible reading and we are really proud of how she has told her story. She is an amazing lady and we are honoured that she has made Tithe Farm her home since 2011. It has been a pleasure to welcome the author, Ron, to the home on many occasions as part of his research and now it is a delight for us to hold the official launch in her honour."
"Listening to the stories of the elderly in our care is one of the privileges of our job. Betty's story of course is remarkable but it is amazing how much one can learn from the elderly if one takes the time out to listen."

The extraordinary life story of a local care home resident who was the wife of one of the UK's most notorious double agents for more than 50 years was celebrated this week.
Tithe Farm in Stoke Poges held a book launch garden party in honour of 96-year-old, Mrs Betty Chapman, whose life has been captured by History Press in a new book called Mrs Zig Zag.
The book follows the life and times of Betty who was married to Eddie Chapman. It has been written by American author Dr Ronald Bonewitz in close consultation with Betty and her family.
Eddie Chapman was Agent ZIGZAG, one of the most important British double agents of the Second World War. Some of his missions are described as the "the most remarkable deception operations of the Second World War'"
Home manager, Bernie Goldrick, said: "Betty's life makes incredible reading and we are really proud of how she has told her story. She is an amazing lady and we are honoured that she has made Tithe Farm her home since 2011. It has been a pleasure to welcome the author, Ron, to the home on many occasions as part of his research and now it is a delight for us to hold the official launch in her honour."
"Listening to the stories of the elderly in our care is one of the privileges of our job. Betty's story of course is remarkable but it is amazing how much one can learn from the elderly if one takes the time out to listen."

The extraordinary life story of a local care home resident who was the wife of one of the UK's most notorious double agents for more than 50 years was celebrated this week.
Tithe Farm in Stoke Poges held a book launch garden party in honour of 96-year-old, Mrs Betty Chapman, whose life has been captured by History Press in a new book called Mrs Zig Zag.
The book follows the life and times of Betty who was married to Eddie Chapman. It has been written by American author Dr Ronald Bonewitz in close consultation with Betty and her family.
Eddie Chapman was Agent ZIGZAG, one of the most important British double agents of the Second World War. Some of his missions are described as the "the most remarkable deception operations of the Second World War'"
Home manager, Bernie Goldrick, said: "Betty's life makes incredible reading and we are really proud of how she has told her story. She is an amazing lady and we are honoured that she has made Tithe Farm her home since 2011. It has been a pleasure to welcome the author, Ron, to the home on many occasions as part of his research and now it is a delight for us to hold the official launch in her honour."
"Listening to the stories of the elderly in our care is one of the privileges of our job. Betty's story of course is remarkable but it is amazing how much one can learn from the elderly if one takes the time out to listen."

The extraordinary life story of a local care home resident who was the wife of one of the UK's most notorious double agents for more than 50 years was celebrated this week.
Tithe Farm in Stoke Poges held a book launch garden party in honour of 96-year-old, Mrs Betty Chapman, whose life has been captured by History Press in a new book called Mrs Zig Zag.
The book follows the life and times of Betty who was married to Eddie Chapman. It has been written by American author Dr Ronald Bonewitz in close consultation with Betty and her family.
Eddie Chapman was Agent ZIGZAG, one of the most important British double agents of the Second World War. Some of his missions are described as the "the most remarkable deception operations of the Second World War'"
Home manager, Bernie Goldrick, said: "Betty's life makes incredible reading and we are really proud of how she has told her story. She is an amazing lady and we are honoured that she has made Tithe Farm her home since 2011. It has been a pleasure to welcome the author, Ron, to the home on many occasions as part of his research and now it is a delight for us to hold the official launch in her honour."
"Listening to the stories of the elderly in our care is one of the privileges of our job. Betty's story of course is remarkable but it is amazing how much one can learn from the elderly if one takes the time out to listen."

The extraordinary life story of a local care home resident who was the wife of one of the UK's most notorious double agents for more than 50 years was celebrated this week.
Tithe Farm in Stoke Poges held a book launch garden party in honour of 96-year-old, Mrs Betty Chapman, whose life has been captured by History Press in a new book called Mrs Zig Zag.
The book follows the life and times of Betty who was married to Eddie Chapman. It has been written by American author Dr Ronald Bonewitz in close consultation with Betty and her family.
Eddie Chapman was Agent ZIGZAG, one of the most important British double agents of the Second World War. Some of his missions are described as the "the most remarkable deception operations of the Second World War'"
Home manager, Bernie Goldrick, said: "Betty's life makes incredible reading and we are really proud of how she has told her story. She is an amazing lady and we are honoured that she has made Tithe Farm her home since 2011. It has been a pleasure to welcome the author, Ron, to the home on many occasions as part of his research and now it is a delight for us to hold the official launch in her honour."
"Listening to the stories of the elderly in our care is one of the privileges of our job. Betty's story of course is remarkable but it is amazing how much one can learn from the elderly if one takes the time out to listen."