Canadian Virtual War Memorial
Norman Elton Fummerton
In memory of:
Signalman Norman Elton Fummerton
August 21, 1964
Fort Henry, Iserlohn, Germany
Military Service
SH206812
23
Army
The Royal Canadian Corps of Signals
Additional Information
July 7, 1941
South Porcupine, Ontario
October 31, 1958
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Son of Frank and Norma Philis Fummerton of Schreiber, Ontario. Brother of Findley, Ian, Nola and the late Roderick. Husband of Ingrid Frances (nee Appelkvist) and father of Lorrie of Delecke, Germany.
Commemorated on Page 122 of the In the Service of Canada (1947 - 2014) Book of Remembrance. Request a copy of this page. Download high resolution copy of this page.
Burial Information
WERL CENTRAL CEMETERY
Germany
Grave A2, Row B, Plot 1
There were 448 Canadians (124 Post-War military and 324 Dependants) buried in the Central Cemetery in Werl, Germany. Unlike most of North America, in most locations in Europe plots are not acquired in perpetuity but rather for a specific period of time, normally 20 to 25 years, after which the grave marker is removed and eventually the plot is reused. Fortunately, the burials in both two Canadian Sections in Werl were leased by Canada and there has been no loss of graves.
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