Lieutenant George Lloyd Lewis Military Memorial Bursary

Lieutenant George Lloyd Lewis

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Lieutenant George Lloyd Lewis Military Memorial Bursary

Calgary, Alberta

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The Lieutenant George Lloyd Lewis Military Memorial Bursary was created in 2011.

George Lewis was born in Ontario in 1895, came to Calgary with his parents, and attended Mount Royal College during its first two years of operation. Lewis loved sports and played on the 1911/1912 Mount Royal hockey team and the 1912 rugby team. Before enlisting with the Royal Canadian Regiment in 1915, he spent six months with the 103rd Regiment of Calgary. Lieutenant Lewis was killed in action at the age of 21 years during the Battle of the Somme in an attack south of Courcelette. Like many other Canadian soldiers, his body was never found, but his name and memory are preserved at the Vimy Memorial in Pas de Calais, France.

Location
Lieutenant George Lloyd Lewis Military Memorial Bursary

4825 Mount Royal Gate SW
Calgary
Alberta
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 51.0088871
Long. -114.1297102