This bench is dedicated to the memory of F/L Reginald Coutts Seale D.F.C.
F/L Reginald Coutts Seale Memorial Bench
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F/L REGINALD COUTTS SEALE D.F.C.
1921 - 1954br>GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTON
MEG, PATRICIA & WENDY
My VAC Account
My VAC Account[plaque/plaque]
F/L REGINALD COUTTS SEALE D.F.C.
1921 - 1954br>GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTON
MEG, PATRICIA & WENDY
This bench is dedicated to the memory of F/L Reginald Coutts Seale D.F.C.
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IN MEMORY OF
JOHN & MARGARET HAMILTON
JOHN HAMILTON
3RD ARMY TROOPS COMPANY
CANADIAN ENGINEERS, C.E.F.
W.W. I 1914 - 1918
This bench is dedicated to the memory of John Hamilton, 3rd Army Troops Company, Canadian Engineers, C.E.F.
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MAJOR DONALD ALEXANDER MORRISON
A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS
WITH LOVE FROM THE FAMILY
This bench is dedicated to the memory of Major Donald Alexander Morrison by his family.
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LT. CMDR. PAUL F. COLLINS, RCNVR (RET'D.)
1939 - 1945
LOVINGLY REMEMBERED BY HIS FAMILY
This bench is dedicated to the memory of Lt. Cmdr. Paul F. Collins, RCNVR (Ret'd.) by his family.
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Memorial
Garden
This formal Memorial Garden is located in Memorial Park (59034-025).
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Stained glass window
"Harmony"
donated by
Mrs. Allan S. Gentles
sister of
Horace Gordon Stone
1950
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TO THE MEMORY OF
LIEUT HORACE GORDON STONE
ONLY SON OF HENRY.A.AND
BEATRICE.H.STONE OF THIS CITY
WHO DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE
DECR. 15TH 1918.
This stained glass window is dedicated to the memory of Lt. Horace Gordon Stone who died on Active Service 15 December 1918. It is located in main hall of the West Vancouver Memorial Library (59034-022). "Harmony" was created in 1931 by John Henry Dearle. Henry Stone, a founder of the Vancouver Art Gallery, commissioned the window as a memorial to his son, who was a naval officer. Mr. Stone presented the Window to the Vancouver Art Gallery. The Art Gallery displayed the window until the Second World War when it was removed for safekeeping. After the war, the Gallery returned the window to Mrs. Allen Gentles, Lt. Stone’s sister. When the West Vancouver Memorial Library was constructed in 1950 as a memorial to those who lost their lives in the Second World War, Mrs. Gentles presented the window to the Library.
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West Vancouver Memorial Library
[exterior plaque/plaque à l'extérieur]
LEST WE FORGET
THIS LIBRARY WAS FOUNDED
AS A MEMORIAL TO HONOUR
THOSE OF WEST VANCOUVER
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
DURING THE 1939 - 1945 WAR
SO THAT FUTURE GENERATIONS
WOULD HAVE THE FREEDOM
TO PURSUE KNOWLEDGE
WITHOUT LET OR HINDRANCE
OPENED ON REMEMBRANCE DAY
NOVEMBER 11TH 1950
PLACED BY
THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
WEST VANCOUVER (PACIFIC 60) BRANCH
SEPTEMBER 18TH 1993
WE SHALL REMEMBER THEM
[interior plaque/plaque à l’intérieur]
THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF WEST VANCOUVER
MEMORIAL LIBRARY
OPENED NOVEMBER 11, 1950
EXPANDED 1957, 1962, 1977
EAST ADDITION OFFICIALLY OPENED
ON BEHALF OF THE CITIZENS OF
WEST VANCOUVER
BY
MAYOR MARK SAGER
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COUNCILLOR P. BONAME
COUNCILLOR R. DAY
COUNCILLOR D. HUTCHINSON
ARCHITECTS
THE HULBERT GROUP
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COUNCILLOR A. DANYLIU
COUNCILLOR D. GRIFFITHS
COUNCILLOR R. WOOD
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
DARWIN CONSTRUCTION LTD.
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SEPTEMBER 18, 1993
This library officially opened on 11 November 1950. Located in this library is a Book of Remembrance (59034-024) that lists all the local casualties of the Second World War. There is also a stained glass window dedicated to Lt. Horace Gordon Stone (59034-023). Many citizens throughout the municipality donated to the construction, equipment, and books for the library. It is dedicated as a living monument and an everlasting commemoration to the gallant men who sacrificed their lives during the Second World War.
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TO THE GLORY OF GOD
IN LOVING MEMEORY OF
LT. JOHN SPOUSE, C.E.
KILLED IN ACTION JULY 21ST 1918.
This memorial is dedicated to the memory of Lt. John Spouse, C.E. Lt. Spouse died 21 July 1918 in Arras, France.
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THE SOUNDING OF THE CHIMES
THROUGHOUT THIS PARISH
IS OUR MEMORIAL
TO THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM
1939 - 1945
WHERE CHURCH BELLS RING THE PEOPLE OF THE LAND ARE FREE
This plaque dedicates the sounding of the chimes as a memorial to those who served in the Second World War.
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ST. STEPHEN'S
1939 WORLD WAR II 1945
HONOUR ROLL
NAVY
LIEUT. BELL-IRVING. RICHARD MORRIS
R.C.A.F.
P/O. BALDEN. SAMUEL RICHARD
F/O. CORNISH. OLIVER MANSELL
F/SGT. CRICKMAY. PETER HEDLEY
W/O.2 FRY. THOMAS WILLIAM
F/O. HAILSTONE. TERENCE RAMSEY
F/SGT. HALSTEAD. DAVID HARRY
SGT. POWELL. ALBERT RICHARD
P/O. THURLOW. JOHN ROBERT
P/O. WITT. ERNEST MAURICE
R.A.F.
F/LT. SHARMAN. DONALD CHARLES
F/LT. SMITH. FRANCIS WILFRED
ARMY
PTE. LAYTON. PETER TOLSTON
PTE. MONTGOMERY. WILLIAM HUGH
L/CPL. MOON. DAVID CHARLES
A/L/SGT. RONKSLEY. EVERETT ANTHONY
PTE. RUSSELL. GORDON FLECK
CAPT. WATSON. JAMES GRAHAM
PTE. WILSON. RICHARD JUSTLY
IN MEMORY OF F/LT. FRANCIS W. SMITH
BY HIS PARENTS
JAMES H. AND FLORENCE G. SMITH
This plaque lists the members of St. Stephen's Church who died in the Second World War.