Newfoundland & Labrador

Beaumont Hamel 1916
Arras 1917
Langemarck 1917
Cambrai 1917
Courtrai

"The Infantry Man"
presented to the
people of
Newfoundland and Labrador
by the Soldiers, past and present, of the
Royal Newfoundland Regiment
to mark the Regiments 200 years of service to Queen and Country from 25 April, 1795 - 1995

Le Transloy
Ypres 1917, 1918
Poelcappelle
Bailleul
Gallipoli 1915

In Commemoration
of the Service and Sacrifice
made by the
Women during World War II
on the occasion of the
RCAF Women's Division and RAF
Women's Auxiliary Air Force Reunion
in
St. John's, Newfoundland July 4, 1998

We will remember them.

[first plaque/première plaque]

1914-1918
IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF
CAPTAIN MICHAEL
FRANCIS SUMMERS
LIEUTENANT CECIL B. CLIFT
LIEUTENANT ARTHUR J. HERDER
MEMBERS OF THE LAW SOCIETY OF NEWFOUNDLAND WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN
THE GREAT WAR

[second plaque/deuxième plaque]

1939-1945

IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF
LIEUTENANT RICHARD
A. SQUIRES
GUNNER JAMES
WALCOT WINTER
MEMBERS OF THE LAW SOCIETY OF NEWFOUNDLAND WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN
THE SECOND GREAT WAR

[left memorial/le monument de gauche]

(front/devant)
WWII Veterans
1939 - 1945
FREDERICK FRY
GRAHAM FRY
PETER SOMERTON
HERBERT SOMERTON
MICHAEL SOMERTON
WILLIAM J. SOMERTON
HECTOR SOMERTON
SAMUEL SOMERTON
CHARLES SOMERTON
RAYMOND SOMERTON
WILLIS MITCHELL
LEVI MITCHELL
JORDON MITCHELL
MATTHEW MITCHELL
STEVEN MITCHELL
FREEMAN MITCHELL
FREDERICK GREELEY
JAMES GREELEY
FREDERICK HUSSEY
JONATHAN HUSSEY
GEORGE BISHOP
JAMES HAMMOND

AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN
AND IN THE MORNING
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

DEDICATED BY THE CITIZENS OF
PORTUGAL COVE/ST. PHILIPS
NOVEMBER ??
TO HONOUR ??

(right side/côté droit)
WWII VETERANS
1939 - 1945
MARK HAMMOND
WILLIAM HAMMOND
DAVID HYNES
EDWARD ANTLE
ALBAN FLEMING
HAROLD MILLER
WALLACE MILLER
JOHN MURPHY
WILLIAM CHURCHILL
HARRIS CHURCHILL
ROBERT PICCO
MYLES MURRAY
MADGE MCDONALD
HAZEL CHURCHILL
JACOB MILLER
GEORGE ALLEN
WILLIAM ALLEN
ALEX PEDDLE
STEWART GREELEY
TASKER HARDING
JOHN ALLEN
GEORGE SOMERTON
ANDREW SOMERTON

(left side/côté gauche)
WWI VETERANS
1914 - 1918
EDGAR SOMERTON
ARCHIBALD GREELEY
SAMUEL MILLER
ANNIAS MILLER
STEPHEN NEARY
SOLOMON CHURCHILL
PETER HAMMOND
ALBERT WATKINS
MICHAEL HYNES
ERNEST BISHOP
GEORGE FRY
DANIEL CHURCHILL
ALBERT CHURCHILL
EDGAR HIBBS
THOMAS MITCHELL
ARTHUR JONES
CHARLES DRUKEN
JACOB PICCO
SAUL SQUIRES
NATHANIAL SOMERTON
JORDON HIBBS
ELI HAMMOND

[center memorial/le monument du milieu]

(front/devant)
THOMAS CHURCHILL
C/JX 181403

JOHN CHURCHILL
RTP/R 312192

ROBERT C. EARLE
P/JX 188879

WALTER GREELEY
LT/JX 216837

DAVID KING
C/JX 230144

HAYWARD S. MITCHELL
P/JX 188931

ALBERT. L. MILLER
P/JX 188900

IN MEMORY OF THE MEN
OF
THIS COMMUNITY WHO GAVE
THEIR LIVES IN THE WORLD WAR II

1939    1945

(right side/côté droit)
GNR.
ANDREW CHURCHILL
970700

PTE.
L.H. CHURCHILL
SN3494

(back/arrière)
ROYAL
CANADAIN NAVY

HMCS MARGAREE

MASTER SEAMAN
WILLIAM E. HYNES
SHIP'S DIVER

NATO STANDING
NAVAL FORCE
ATLANTIC

ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
8 FEBRUARY 1991

MADEIRA
ISLANDS

PORTUGUESE
TERRITORIES

(left side/côté gauche)
RALPH PICCO

AMBROSE HARDING

RICHARD A. SQUIRES

[right memorial/le monument de droit]

(front/devant)
ROYAL
NFLD REGIMENT
LCE CPL. MATTHEW
GREELEY. NO 1574.

MICHAEL J. ROSS
PTE. NO 250.

JAMES HALL
PTE. NO 1935.

WILLIAM HALL
PTE. NO 1949.

PETER SOMERTON
PTE. NO 2779.

WALTER GREELEY
PTE. NO 3080612.

SAMUEL SOMERTON
PTE. NO 715203.

(right side/côté droit)
NEWFOUNDLAND

THE ROYAL
NEWFOUNDLAND
REGIMENT

CORPORAL
HERBERT J BELBIN
NO 1765

PRIVATE
ARTHUR J JONES
NO 1806

ROYAL ARMY
SERVICE CORPS

SERGEANT
WILLIAM WARRILOW
NO TS/1053

ALSO A VETERAN OF
THE BOER WAR

(left side/côté gauche)
NFLD ROYAL
NAVAL RESERVE

HERBERT SOMERTON
NO 720X

JOHN F. HIBBS
NO 737X

HAROLD MILLER
NO 1578X

ERECTED BY A
GRATEFUL PEOPLE
TO THE MEMORY OF
THE MEN OF THIS
COMMUNITY WHO IN THE
GREAT WAR GAVE THEIR
LIVES FOR KING AND
COUNTRY.
1914 — 1918.

[steles/stèles]
(left)
WORLD WAR II

ERIC ABBOTT
ALEXANDER ANDREWS
MALCOLM BLUNDON
CYRIL CHURCHILL
JESSIE L CHURCHILL
LLOYD CHURCHILL
DAWSON G FRY
FRANCIS GLADNEY
GRANVILLE GREELEY
KATHLEEN GREELEY
MALCOLM GREELEY
ALBERT R HAMMOND
GEORGE WM HARDING
JOSEPH HARDING
??
ANGUS W HIBBS
ELLA HUSSEY
JOHN JANES JR
GEORGE JONES
ELEAZER KING
JOHN LAWLOR
JACK LEGROW
TED LEGROW
ELLA MILLER
FREDRICK MILLER
WALTER MILLER
WILLIAM MILLER
CYRIL MITCHELL
DONALD MITCHELL
ERNEST MITCHELL
KENNETH MITCHELL
STEWART MITCHELL
CHARLES MITCHELL JR
THOMAS O'BRIEN
ERNEST O'QUINN
ROLLAND H PARSONS
DUNCAN PICCO
THEOPHILUS PICCO
HENRY A PILGRIM
THOMAS PURCELL SR
JAMES A QUIGLEY
PHOEBE REID (MILLER)
AMBROSE SOMERTON
CLARNENCE SOMERTON
MADGE SOMERTON
EDGAR SOMERTON JR
ARTHUR SQUIRES
RICHARD W SQUIRES
ROBERT SQUIRES
THOMAS SQUIRES
ALFRED S TUCKER
MOSES TUCKER
ORMAN WHALEN
TASKER HIBBS
HUBERT H HIBBS

(center)
ERECTED BY THE CITIZENS OF
THIS COMMUNITY TO HONOUR
THOSE WHO SERVED IN CONFLICTS
RETURNED HOME AND
HAVE SINCE PASSED

WORL WAR I
BERT CHURCHILL
FREDRICK CHURCHILL
WILLIAM H CHURCHILL
EDGARD CLARKE
GEORGE GREELEY
JACBO GREELEY
MERRILL HAMMOND
GEORGE A HARDING
HENRY HARDING
SAMUEL HARDING
HECTOR HIBBS
HERBER JONES
SAMUEL KING
ANDREW LAWLOR
DANIEL MILLER
JOHN MILLER
ARTHUR E MITCHELL
CHARLES MITCHELL

ERNEST MITCHELL
FRANK MITCHELL
WILLIAM MITCHELL
ZACHEUS MITCHELL
ARTHUR MITCHELL
??
WILLIS MITCHELL SR.
PHILIP PICCO
RALPH PICCO
ARTHUR SOMERTON
EARNEST SOMERTON
SOLOMON SOMERTON
STEPHEN SOMERTON
WILLIAM J SOMERTON
CHARLES SOMERTON SR
GEORGE A SQUIRES
RICHARD W SQUIRES
RICHARD A. SQUIRES
EDMOND MITCHELL SR

(right)
KOREA
JOHN PAPPAS
GUS PENDER
JIM PENDER
THOMAS M PURCELL JR

PEACEKEEPERS
DEREK PURCELL
ROY SQUIRES
LEWIS TUCKER
CECIL W SOMERTON
AUSTIN PICCO

AFGHANISTAN
TEENA HARRIS

P.T.E. Edward Hiscock

died of pneumonia

Thornecliffe

Dec 25 1915

P.T.E Henry Chas Dawe

Killed in action

Beaumont Hamel

July 1, 1916

P.T.E. Cecil Parmiter

Killed in action

Beaumont Hamel

July 1, 1916

P.T.E. George Miller

Killed in action

Beaumont Hamel

July 1, 1916

[front/devant]

(plaque)
IN PERPETUAL REMEMBRANCE OF THE MEN
AND WOMEN OF THE CANADIAN FORCES, AND
OTHER CANADIANS, WHO SERVED AND SACRIFICED
THEIR LIVES AS PART OF THE INTERNATIONAL EFFORTS TO
PROTECT THE RIGHTS AND FREEDOM OF HUMANITY,
AND TO BRING SECURITY AND STABILITY TO THE PEOPLE
OF AFGHANISTAN.

THIS MEMORIAL IS ERECTED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF
NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR, IN COOPERATION WITH
THE NEWFOUNDLAND/LABRADOR COMMAND OF THE
ROYAL CANDIAN LEGION AND THE PROVINICAL
MILITARY FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRES, AND WAS
UNVEILED BY THE HONOURABLE DANNY WILLIAMS
Q.C., PREMIER OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR,
IN THE YEAR 2008 A.D. DURING THE REIGN OF
HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH II.

AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN
AND IN THE MORNING
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM.

AFGHANISTAN

(plaque)
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN PERPETUAL
REMEMBRANCE OF MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL
CANADIAN NAVY, ROYAL CANADIAN ARMY,
ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE, AND OTHER UNITED
NATIONS FORCES, WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN
THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM AND IN DEFENCE OF THE
PRINCIPLES OF THE CHARTER OF THE UNITED
NATIONS, IN THE FORCES OF HER MAJESTY QUEEN
ELIZABETH II, AND OTHER CANADIANS WHO
PAID THE SUPREME SACRIFICE DURING THE KOREAN
CONFLICT. THIS MEMORIAL IS ERECTED BY THE
KOREAN VETERANS ASSOCIATION AND WAS
UNVEILED BY THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR OF
NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR IN YEAR
1980 A.D.

AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN
AND IN THE MORNING
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

(plaque)
NEWFOUNDLAND

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN PERPETUAL REMEMBRANCE
OF ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY TWO MEN OF
THE NEWFOUNDLAND ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE,
THIRTEEN HUNDRED MEN OF
THE ROYAL NEWFOUNDLAND REGIMENT,
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN MEN
OF THE NEWFOUNDLAND MERCHANTILE MARINE AND
OF ALL THOSE OTHER NEWFOUNDLANDERS OF OTHER UNITS
OF HIS MAJESTY'S OR ALLIED FORCES WHO GAVE THEIR
LIVES BY SEA AND LAND FOR THE DEFENSE OF
THE BRITISH EMPIRE IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918.
FOR ENDURING, WITNESS, ALSO, TO THE SERVICE MEN OF
THIS ISLAND, WHO, DURING THAT WAR FOUGHT,
NOT WITHOUT HONOR IN THE NAVIES AND ARMIES
OF THE EMPIRE.
THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED BY THEIR
FELLOW-COUNTRYMEN, AND WAS UNVEILED
BY FIELD MARSHALL EARL HAIG, K.T.,
G.C.B., O.M. ETC. FIRST OF JULY 1924.
"LET THEM GIVE GLORY UNTO THE LORD AND DECLARE
HIS PRAISE IN THE ISLANDS."     ISAIAH 42.12

EGYPT     FRANCE
GALLIPOLI     BELGIUM
THE SEVEN SEAS

(plaque)
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN PERPETUAL
REMEMBRANCE OF SEVEN HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN
MEMEBERS OF THE ROYAL NAVY, ROYAL CANADIAN
NAVY, ROYAL ARTILLERY, NEWFOUNDLAND REGIMENT,
CANADIAN ARMY, ROYAL AIR FORCE, ROYAL CANADIAN
AIR FORCE, OTHER ARMY UNITS AND TWO HUNDRED AND
SIXTY SIX MEMBERS OF THE MERCHANT MARINE WHO GAVE
THEIR LIVES IN THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM WHILE SERVING
IN THE FORCES OF HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE THE SIXTH
AND ALL THOSE NEWFOUNDLANDERS WHO SERVED IN ALLIED
UNITS AND WHO PAID THE SUPREME SACRIFICE DURING
WORLD WAR TWO. THIS MEMORIAL IS ERECTED BY THE
GOVERNMENT OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR AND
BY THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION AND WAS UNVEILED
IN THE SILVER JUBLIEE YEAR OF HER MOST GRACIOUS
MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH THE SECOND.
NOVEMBER ELEVENTH, 1977.

AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN
AND IN THE MORNING
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

(plaque)
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN PERPETUAL REMEMBRANCE
OF THE MEN OF THE ROYAL NEWFOUNDLAND REGIMENT
OF FENCIBLE INFANTRY WHO FOUGHT AND DIED ON LAND
AND AS SAILORS, GUNNERS AND MARINES ON THE
GREAT LAKES IN SERVICE OF HIS MAJESTY IN THE
DEFENCE OF UPPER AND LOWER CANADA IN THE WAR OF 1812-15.
THEIR EXECEPTIONAL BRAVERY AND SERVICE IN THE BATTLES OF
DETROIT, FORT ERIE, FRENCHTOWN, OGDENSBURG, YORK, FORT MEIGS,
FORT GEORGE, SACKETS HARBOR, LAKE ERIE, MICHILIMACKINAC,
AND THE CAPTURE OF THE AMERICAN WARSHIPS USS TIGRESS AND
SCORPION WERE RECOGNIZED IN 2012 BY THE GOVERNMENT
OF CANADA AND RESULTED IN THE AWARDING OF
THE BATTLE OF HONOURS "DETROIT", "MAUMEE"
AND "DEFENCE OF CANADA 1812 - 15"
TO THE ROYAL NEWFOUNDLAND REGIMENT.

THIS PLAQUE PRESENTED BY THE ROYAL NEWFOUNDLAND
REGIMENT ADVISOR COUNCIL
IN 2013 ON THE OCCASION OF THE 200TH
ANNIVERSARY OF THE WAR OF 1812-15.

[back/arrière]

(plaque)
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN PERPETUAL REMEMBRANCE OF THE
YOUNG MEN OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR WHO SERVED IN THE
ROYAL FLYING CORPS, THE ROYAL NAVAL AIR SERVICE AND
SUBSEQUENTLY THE ROYAL AIR FORCE AS FIGHTER, BOMBER,
AND RECONNAISSANCE PILOTS AND OBSERVERS, MANY OF WHOM
GAVE THEIR LIVES WILLINGLY. THEIR EXCEPTIONAL BRAVERY AND
SERVICE ENSURED BRITISH DOMINION OVER THE SKIES DURING
WORLD WAR 1 (1914-1918). THEY WILL BE REMEMBERED
FOREVER BY A FREE AND GRATEFUL NATION.

PER ARDUA AD ASTRA

THIS MEMORIAL IS ERECTED BY HONORARY
COLONEL WILLIAM MAHONEY, O.M.M., O.N.L., C.D. AND
VETERANS AFFAIRS CANADA IN THE YEAR 2020 A.D.
DURING THE REIGN OF
HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH II

[front/devant]

LIEUT W.M. GREENE D.C.M.
2ND LIEUT ROBERT KERSHAW
SERGT THOMAS HUGHES
274 SERGT THOMAS CARROLL
1594 CORP RICHARD FLEMMING
2236 L CORP H.J. LUFFMAN
165 PTE S.T. LODGE
253 PTE GEORGE SPARKES
254 PTE R.J. LAHEY
258 PTE M.J. CAHILL
722 PTE W. THOMAS

KOREA
1950- 1953
PTE. WARRICK RYAN RCR
PTE. ARTHUR GUY PPCLI

Erected June 1921 to the heroes of this community who died in the Great War 1914 - 1918 by GWVA "in Humanity's Cause".

CONCEPTION
BAY SOUTH
MONUMENT
OF HONOUR

[plaque]
THE CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH
MONUMENT OF HONOUR

This "Monument of Honour" was
the vision of Wayne Miller of
Conception Bay South
Lieutenant-Colonel Miller retired
from the Canadian Forces in 1990 at
the rank of Chief Warrant Officer
after twenty-nine years of service.
In his retirement he was appointed
to the rank of Honourary LCol of the
728 (St. John's) Communication
Squadron. He envisioned a memorial
for all uniform services that serve to
protect our country and communities,
and was the driving force behind the
creation of this monument.

This plaque is erected in gratitude, on behalf
of all uniform services and the citizens of
Conception Bay South.

[plaque]
Conception Bay South

"Monument of Honour"
Dedicated on 04 October, A.D., 2015
By the Lieutenant Governor of Newfoundland and Labrador
The Honourable Frank F. FAGAN, CM, ONL, MBA

Dedicated to The Veterans of Conception Bay South:
Honouring those who served and Remembering those
who paid the Supreme Sacrifice For the Freedoms we Enjoy

The First Responders who place themselves at risk, in daily
Service to our Community, Province, and Country, Canada.
"Lest We Forget"

« Monument d'honneur »
Inauguré le 4 octobre de l'an 2015 apr. J.-C.
par le lieutenant-gouverneur de Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador
l'honorable Frank F. FAGAN, CM, ONL, MBA

Dédié aux Vétérans de Conception Bay South:
Pour commémorer ceux et celles qui ont servi et honorer
la mémoire de ceux et celles qui ont consentil le sacrifice ultime afin que nous
ayons la liberté dont nous jouissons aujourd'hui
Et
aux premiers répondants qui risquent leur vie tous les jours
pour servir notre communauté, notre province et le Canada, notre pays.
« N'oublions jamais »

(shaft/socle)

[front/devant]
PTE. EDWARD HISCOCK
DIED OF PNEUMONIA
THORNECLIFFE
DEC. 26. 1915

PTE. HENRY CHAS. DAWE
KILLED IN ACTION
BEAUMONT HAMEL
JULY 1, 1916.

PTE. CECIL PARMITER
KILLED IN ACTION
BEAUMONT HAMEL
JULY 1. 1916.

PTE GEORGE MILLER
KILLED IN ACTION
BEAUMONT HAMEL
JULY 1. 1916

1914 Newfoundland 1918

IN MEMORY OF THE MEN OF THE
ROYAL NEWFOUNDLAND REGIMENT
WHO ENLISTED FROM THIS PARISH
AND DIED IN THE WORLD'S WAR
FRO GOD. KING AND COUNTRY.

IN MEMORY OF
THOSE WHO FELL IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR
1939 - 1945

[right side/côté droit]
PTE. JOHN L. HIBBS
DIED OF WOUNDS
MESNIERES
DEC. 6. 1917.

PTE. GREGORY NEVILLE
DIED OF TUBERCULOSIS
JENSON CAMP ST. JOHN'S
JULY 3. 1918

PTE. JAMES WHELAN
KILLED IN ACTION
LEDEGHEM
OCT. 14. 1918.

PTE. NORMAN PARMITER
DIED OF WOUNDS
LEDEGHEM
OCT. 15. 1918.

PTE. WILLIAM HICKEY
KILLED IN ACTION
MAR. 10. 1918

FREDERICK MORGAN (R.N.R)
HMS VIKNOR
JAN. 13. 1915

JOHN T. MORGAN (R.N.R)
HMS CLAN MCNAUGHTON
FEB 3. 1915

[back/arrière]
PTE. FRED PARIMTER
DIED AT
THE GENERAL HOSPITAL
FROM THE
EFFECTS OF WOUNDS
MAY 26, 1932

PTE. GARLAND WARFORD
KILLED IN ACTION
BEAUMONT HAMEL
JULY 1. 1916.

PTE. THOMAS C. BUTLER
KILLED IN ACTION
SAILY - SAILLISEL
MAR. 2. 1917.

HENRY G. BARNES A.B.R.N.
KILLED IN ACTION
SEPT. 20. 1943

P.F.C. CLARENCE CHAYTOR
KILLED IN ACTION
JAN. 16. 1945

JOHN MCCARTHY C.N.
KILLED IN ACTION
SEPT. 26. 1941

NEWFOUNDLAND MERCANTILE MARINE
NOAH SMITH & WILLIAM EASON
LOST AT SEA NOV. 17. 1915

[left side/côté gauche]

PTE. ALLAN MOYSE
KILLED IN ACTION
BEAUMONT HAMEL
JULY 1. 1916.

PTE. MAXWELL BARNES
KILLED IN ACTION
BEAUMONT HAMEL
JULY 1. 1916.

PTE. THOMAS DRUKEN
DIED OF WOUNDS
GEUDECOURT
NOV. 1. 1916.

PTE. JAS. JOHN O'BRIEN
KILLED IN ACTION
MONCHY
APRIL 14. 1917.

PTE. FREDERICK DAWE
KILLED IN ACTION
JULY 10 .1917

PTE. WARRICK PERRY
DIED OF WOUNDS
OCT. 10. 1917

MERVYL C. KENNEDY R. N.
H.M.S. MANIESTEE
FEB. 24. 1941

[wall/mur]

(plaque)

• Peacekeepers
• In Memory of those men
  and women of the Canadian and
  Allied Forces, who made
  the supreme sacrifice for
  their country, in times of war,
  peace or peacekeeping.
• We Will Remember Them
• Les soldats de la
  paix
• A la mémoire des hommes et
  des femmes des Forces
  canadiennes et alliées, qui
  ont sacrifié la vie au
  nom de leur pays, en période
  de guerre, de paix ou de
  maintien de la paix.
• Nous nous souviendrons d'eux

CONCEPTION
BAY
SOUTH
MONUMENT
OF
HONOUR

CONCEPTION
BAY
SOUTH
MONUMENT
OF
HONOUR

(plaque)
THE ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED
POLICE ASSUMES PROVINCIAL POLICING
RESPONSIBILITIES IN NEWFOUNDLAND
AND LABRADOR WITH THE ABSORPTION OF
THE NEWFOUNDLAND RANGER FORCE IN
1950.

THE RCMP IMAGE IS
ERECTED IN MEMORY AND GRATITUDE

FOR ALL THOSE WHO HAVE,
WILL AND
WHO ARE
CURRENTLY SERVING.

(plaque)
IN MEMORY OF THOSE MEN
AND WOMEN OF THE CANADIAN AND
ALLIED FORCES, WHO MADE
THE SUPREME SACRIFICE FOR
THEIR COUNTRY, IN TIMES OF WAR,
PEACE AND PEACEKEEPING.

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM.

(plaque)
IN HONOUR OF THOSE WHO HAVE
SELFLESSLY GIVEN THEIR LIVES FOR
THE GOOD OF THEIR COMMUNITY. THEIR
TASKS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED AND
THEIR DUTIES WELL DONE. TO OUR
FALLEN COMRADES WHO HAVE
ANSWERED THEIR LAST ALARM,

THEY ARE GOING HOME.

(plaque)
DEDICATED TO THE ROYAL
NEWFOUNDLAND CONSTABULARY
NORTH AMERICA'S OLDEST POLICE
FORCE PROTECTING OUR PROVINCE
AND PEOPLE SINCE 1729.

A SWORN OATH WE PROUDLY PERFORM

MANY HAVE GONE BEFORE

MANY WILL FOLLOW