Wall of Service
Column
20
Column
20
Row
6
Row
6
First Line Inscription
Pte. Lawrence J. Hebert
Second line inscription
A SH of C
Lawrence Joseph Hebert
November 27, 1920 - October 4, 2000
My father enlisted on June 16, 1941 and was discharged on January 26, 1946. He was in the first wave at Juno Beach on D-Day. That is all he would ever say. He wouldn't talk about his experiences. But, inevitably, every June 6th he would say "I know where I was (x) number of years ago." Then he would go and sit by himself in his toolshed.
He met my mother, Rose Chudley, while preparing for D-Day. The troops were gathering in Lincolnshire, England. My mother worked in the steel works in Scunthorpe. Hitler never bombed that steel works but he attacked many others.
Diana Kenney
![Young Lawrence in a kilt, standing on the grass in front of a building.](/sites/default/files/walls/honour/2024/pte_lawrence_j_hebert/hebert_lawrence_joseph1.gif)
![Serving portrait of young Lawrence in uniform and cap.](/sites/default/files/walls/honour/2024/pte_lawrence_j_hebert/hebert_lawrence_joseph2.gif)
![Display of medals and decorations on purple fabric.](/sites/default/files/walls/honour/2024/pte_lawrence_j_hebert/hebert_lawrence_joseph3.gif)
![Old document entitled Canadian Army (active) Discharge Certificate.](/sites/default/files/walls/honour/2024/pte_lawrence_j_hebert/hebert_lawrence_joseph4.gif)