Monument commémoratif des femmes de Manitoulin

Spring Bay, Manitoulin Island, Ontario
Type
Autre

Le monument commémoratif des femmes de Manitoulin a été inauguré le 15 septembre 2001. Il a été conçu par John Bryan de Providence Bay.

Le cénotaphe du district de Manitoulin, le Monument commémoratif de la marine marchande et le Monument commémoratif Youth in Partnership with Veterans sont également situés dans le complexe de jardins commémoratifs Veterans’ Memorial.

Inscription

[stone 1/pierre 1]
CANADIAN
NURSING SISTERS

(crest of Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps)

(plaque)
This plaque is dedicated to all members of the military medical
services of Canada, and in particular to those nursing sisters who
cared for the sick and wounded in all wars of the twentieth
century.  It recognizes with gratitude the contributions made by
volunteers from St. John Ambulance, the Canadian Red Cross,
and Victorian Order of Nurses who supplemented the staffing of
field hospitals and first aid posts during the war years.  For their
continued humanitarian activities and support of the medical
profession in times of peace, the people of the District of
Manitoulin are truly grateful

[stone 2/pierre 2]
ROYAL CANADIAN
AIR FORCE
WOMEN'S DIVISION

(crest of Royal Canadian Air Force)

[stone 3/pierre 3]
MANITOULIN
WOMEN'S MEMORIAL

(plaque)
THE MANITOULIN WOMEN'S MEMORIAL
This Memorial is dedicated to all women who served in the wars of the twentieth century.
The honour roll pays tribute to those women who will forever be unique as the first to
serve in Canada's Armed Forces in WWII.

After WWII, all women's units of the Canadian Army, Navy and Air Force were disbanded
only to be recalled in 1951 for service during the Korean War.

With modern day restructuring of the Canadian Armed Forces, individual female units no
longer exist.  Women now stand equal to men in service to their country.  May the women
who serve today do so with pride, ever remembering the contribution of those who served
before them.

Special tribute is paid to the women who served as Canadian Nursing Sisters, members
of the military medical profession and to all those volunteers who served in field hospitals
and first aid posts, caring for the sick and wounded in all wars of the twentieth century.

We also honour those women who served on the home front supporting the troops each in
her own way, for together they made a difference.

AS PROUD CANADIANS THESES WOMEN HAVE SERVED CANADA BEYOND ALL
EXPECTATIONS.  THEY WILL EVER BE REMEMBERED WITH HONOUR, PRIDE,
RESPECT AND APPRECIATION.

(plaque)
HONOUR ROLL

  • WORLD WAR I  1914-1918
  • NURSING SISTERS
  • CLARK JESSIE
  • FELL MURIEL
  • FERGUSON IDA
  •  
  • WORLD WAR II  1939-1945
  • NURSING SISTERS
  • JOHNSON HELEN
  • MILLMAN EDNA
  • ROGERS ETHEL
  • WIBER MARJORIE
  • W.R.C.N.S.
  • STEELE GWENDOLYN
  •  
  •  
  •  
  • C.W.A.C.
  • AINSLIE NAOMI
  • ARMSTRONG ESSIE
  • ARNOLD GERALDINE
  • ASHLEY DOREEN
  • BAILEY REITA
  • BRYAN MARY K.
  • CAMPBELL EVELYN
  • CORRIGAN JOAN
  • DELANEY EDITH
  • ESHKIBOK TILLIE
  • KING BEATRICE
  • KRUGER EDITH M.
  • MARSHALL DOROTHY
  • McCAIG MARGARET
  • McGREGOR FRANCIS C.
  • NORQUAY JEAN
  • TEHKUMMAH RITA
  • TRUDEAU ZOE V.
  •  
  • R.C.A.F. (W.D)
  • BAXTER MARY G.
  • BAXTER RUTH H.
  • CLARK RHETA
  • CONLEY EFFIE
  • McARTHUR CHARLOTTE
  • MILLS LUCIENNA
  • ORFORD NORMA
  • SANDERS DOROTHY
  • TROTTER ALICE
  • TROTTER ELLEN
  • TURNER DOROTHY G.
  • VANHORN EDIE
  • WILSON ELSIE

DEDICATED SEPT 15, 2001

[stone 4/pierre 4]
CANADIAN
WOMEN'S ARMY
CORPS

(crest of Canadian Women's Army Corps)

[stone 5/pierre 5]
WOMEN'S
ROYAL CANADIAN
NAVAL SERVICE

(crest of Royal Canadian Navy)

Location
Monument commémoratif des femmes de Manitoulin

Intersection de la route 542 et chemin Monument
Spring Bay, Manitoulin Island
Ontario
Coordonnées GPS
Lat. 45.7134046
Long. -82.2455148

Manitoulin Women's Memorial

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