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Berbank Memorial Church
Nesbitt, Manitoba
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"In 1919 the school districts of Bertha and Riverbank united to build a church as a memorial to four men, Jack Fisher, Harry Hardwick, Harry Martin and Cecil Minary who gave their lives in World War l (1914 - 1918). The church served as a place for worship and recreation until it closed in 1966. In 1994 the people of Berbank District, past and present, dedicate this cairn to all the men and women who have served their country with distinction and also to our pioneers."
"To them we are eternally grateful" (4 names/4 noms) World War l (26 names/26 noms) World War ll (39 names/39 noms) Korean War (2 names/2 noms) Time of Peace (2 names/2 noms). "Lest we forget."
Berbank Memorial Church
Nesbitt
Manitoba
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