- Walter MacDonald Searle met his wife to be, Beulah Cynthia at a dance in Haverhill, Suffolk, in England April 28, 1945. He was a Corporal in the RCAF but wearing a Newfoundland flash on his uniform since that is where he was born. He volunteered for service in the R.C.A.F and enlisted at Halifax …
- Trooper Anthony Seminsky …
- Sapper Frank Seminsky …
- Warrant Officer Brian Senecal …
- Walter Emerson Servant (F-2477 Gunner) enlisted in the Royal Canadian Artillery on May 15, 1942 and was discharged Feb. 8, 1946. He was born Dec. 30, 1917, in Yarmouth County and died Nov.9, 1977, in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He was the son of Emerson and Gladys (Porter) Servant. He began his surveying …
- We both went overseas in the spring of 1944 on a small troop ship which departed from Sydney NS and joined a convoy off Cape Breton which was on its way to England. I served with The Sherbrooke Fusilier Armoured Regiment in the liberation of Holland and was in Germany when the war ended. My future …
- We both went overseas in the spring of 1944 on a small troop ship which departed from Sydney NS and joined a convoy off Cape Breton which was on its way to England. I served with The Sherbrooke Fusilier Armoured Regiment in the liberation of Holland and was in Germany when the war ended. My future …
- Lance Corporal Walter A. Moir …
- CP01 Edward Neville Moore …
- LT. JOHN FORBES MONROE Royal Canadian Navy John Forbes Monroe (Forbes) was born in Ottawa, Ontario, January 29, 1921, the only child of Winifred Edna Forbes and Franklin Alexander Monroe. Residing at 100 Harmer Avenue, Ottawa, he graduated from Glebe Collegiate in 1939. An outstanding competitive …