This memorial, erected by Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 358, is dedicated to fallen comrades of the First and Second World Wars.
Young Cenotaph
[front/devant]
IN MEMORY OF OUR FALLEN COMRADES
1914 - 1918
1939 - 1945
Sign in to My VAC Account
Sign in to My VAC Account[front/devant]
IN MEMORY OF OUR FALLEN COMRADES
1914 - 1918
1939 - 1945
This memorial, erected by Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 358, is dedicated to fallen comrades of the First and Second World Wars.
[front/devant]
THE GREAT WAR
1914 1918
GREATER LOVE HAS NO MAN THAN THIS THAT A MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS
IN MEMORIAM
ROLL OF HONOR
[back/arrière]
THE SECOND GREAT WAR
1939 1945
GREATER LOVE HAS NO MAN THAN THIS THAT A MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS
IN MEMORIAM
ROLL OF HONOR
This memorial was erected through the efforts of several local organizations and was unveiled in June 1922 by the mother of a local soldier lost in the First World War, Mrs. Curror. It is dedicated to local dead of the First and Second World Wars.
[front/devant]
LEST WE FORGET
1914 - 1918
1939 - 1945
KOREA
1950 - 1953
This memorial was erected by the local community and Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 345 in honour of Canadian veterans.
| David Horace Alexander.Brinsmead |
| Russell Roberts Caldwell |
| Robt. Dommett |
| Robert Gordon Knechtel |
| Adam Reid Knechtel |
| Leslie Lorne McDougall |
| Arthur Charles Cunnington |
| Arthur R. Murdoch |
| Edwin John Murdoch |
| Frank Alfred Bernard Riddick |
| George Henry Scott |
| Cecil Thomas Smith |
| Ernest B. Umphrey |
| Reginald John White |
Loverna was founded in 1913. Like near every other small community in the province, it sprang to life with the coming of the railway. The Loverna Legion Branch 91 was formed in the spring and summer of 1946. The Loverna Legion Branch No. 91 was presented with its charter on August 20, 1946. Over the years, the Loverna Legion has taken an active part in the Loverna Community by helping maintain the Loverna Cenotaph.
Between Grace United and All Saint’s Anglican on Main Street, the Loverna Cenotaph honours those who fought and died for our freedoms.
To the glory of God and in loving memory of these men of Loverna district who fell in the Great War.
Their names live forevermore
This memorial is dedicated to the soldiers that gave their lives in the First and Second World Wars. It was erected by the citizens of Wilkie and District in 1927.
For King and Country
Members of
Dodsland Pastoral Charge
United Church of Canada
who volunteered for active service
with
Canada’s Fighting Forces
Armstrong, Gordon
Armstrong, Stewart D.
Allcock, Steele N. *
Allcock, Bruce
Bateman, Arnold E. *
Bateman, Kenneth E.
Burns, William
Bailey, George
Brown, E.A.
Branter, Morely B.
Bolton, Dorothy M.
Close, Lawrence
Card, Jas A.
Campbell, Harold H.
Campbell, R. Douglas
Campbell, Gordon S.
Campbell, Earl
Close, Ronald D.
Corrigall, John A.
Corrigall, Donald M.
Corrigall, Robert L.
Cormack, Henry
Cormack, George
Drummond, Gerald W.
Dousin, John G.
Dobson, Stanley W.
Drummond, Kenneth L.
Frig, Lloyd
Geddes, Walter K
Geddes, Howard M.
Goody, John A.
Gillings, A.E.
Givens, Bruce
Henderson, Frank C.
Henderson, John M.
Hogg, D. Ernest
Hogg, Alexander
Irwin, Charles
Jayes, Frank
Jenn, Clive W.
Kilbeck, Valentine
Kilbeck, Norman R.
Kilbeck, Harold
Lawrence, Edwin
Leslie, Harry W.
Lynds, Avred G *.
Mullins, Robert D.
McLeod, Russell S.
McLeod, Kenneth L.
McLeod, Willowmine
McDonald, Harry E.
McKay, James *
McMillan, J. George
McMillan, Eileen
Morris, Harold H.
Morris, Melvin E.
Mason, Paul H.
MacLeod, Alex G.
Norris, Cecil J. F.
Olsen, Ferdinand C.
Peters, J. Allan
Puttergill, John
Potts, Agnes G.
Perratt, W. James
Phillips, Clifford F.
Playford, Thomas J.
Pinchbeck, Phyllis
Rolston, W.B.
Reece, Alex E.
Seime, Isaac A.
Seime, Henry
Schan, J.P.
Stewart, Robert L.
Thacker, Jesse
Valleau, G. Raymond
Wenzel, James
Wenzel, Gordon S.
Wallis, Gordon G.
Wallis, Harold H.
This memorial is dedicated to the members of Dodsland Pastoral Charge, United Church of Canada who served their country.
LEST
WE FORGET
THIS MONUMENT
IS DEDICATED
IN GRATEFUL
REMEMBRANCE OF
THE GALLANT MEN
OF THE
SURROUNDING
DISTRICT
WHOSURRENDERED
THEIR LIVES IN
NOBLE SACRIFICE
AND CHIVALROUS
LOYALTY
IN THE WORLD WAR
1914-1918
1939-1945
This memorial is dedicated to those from the Dodsland area who died in the First and Second World Wars.
[Legion Crest/emblème de la Légion]
1914-18
1939-45
1950-53
1914-18
1939-45
1950-53
[Plaque/plaque]
LEST WE FORGET
1914-1918 WORLD WAR I
[First Column/première colonne]
JOHN ANGUS
HARVEY BURRELL
HENRY HEGGIE
ALEXANDER NESBITT
[Second column/deuxième colonne]
JOHN BERJAUD
JAMES ELLIOTT
PERCY LIGHT
FRANK USHER
[Centered/centrée]
CHARLIE WARD
1939-1945 WORLD WAR II
[First Column/première colonne]
BRUCE TRAINOR
REYNOLD JEANNOTTE
SYLVESTER LORENZ
MURRAY STEWART
OLIVER STINSON
MURDOCK ANDERSON
[Second column/deuxième colonne]
PAUL JONES
GEORGE MARSHALL
LEONARD ELLIOTT
TOM TYDEMAN
WALTER KNUTSON
JOHN WAKEFIELD
[Centered/centrée]
ALFRED LOCKHART
[Concrete Base/base de béton]
NORTH STAR BR. NO. 013
This memorial was erected by St. Walburg Legion, North Star #013.
IN MEMORY
OF
OUR COMRADES
"LEST WE FORGET"
BATTLEFORD LEGION
BR. 9 1999
This memorial is dedicated to those who fought in the First and Second World Wars. It was erected by the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 9.
[two bronze plaques either side of the gate - left plaque/deux plaques de bronze de chaque côté de la grille – plaque de gauche]
ERECTED BY
THE CITIZENS OF BATTLEFORD AS A
MEMORIAL
OF THOSE WHO WERE KILLED DURING
THE REBELLION OF 1885
[right plaque/plaque de droite]
IN MEMORY OF
CORPL. R.B. SLEIGH
CONST. D. COWAN
CORPL. T. LOWRY
CONST. P. BURKE
CONST. G. ELLIOTT
MEMBERS OF THE NORTH WEST MOUNTED POLICE
WHO WERE KILLED IN THE VICINITY OF
BATTLEFORD DURING THE REBELLION OF 1885
This memorial is dedicated to those killed during the Rebellion in 1885. It was erected by the Citizens of Battleford.