Sunny Brae War Memorial

Sunny Brae, New Brunswick
Type
Other

In 1950, this memorial was erected in Pridham Park by British Empire Service League Branch No. 54 (later Royal Canadian Legion) and the citizens of Sunny Brae and area to honour the local war dead of the First and Second World Wars. The park was a triangle section of land facing the Elmwood Cemetery gates between McLaughlin Road and Elmwood Drive.

It was dedicated on October 15, 1950, and unveiled by James Kelly and Rev. Norman Estey. Special speaker was Rev. Clarence Nicholson D.D. of Pine Hill Divinity College and assisting the service were comrades: Grant Robinson, Eldon Thompson and Grant Wood.

The monument was later moved to Sunny Brae Park on Massey Avenue (date unknown).

Inscription

1914 - 1918

RONALD BLAKNEY
RICHARD BLACK
WILLIAM CHEEK
ARTHUR JONES
EDWARD POLLEY
ALBERT PEPPER
WILFRED PELLERIN
FRANK SACKLER
PHILIP LEBLANC
FREDERICK SCOTT
GEORGE MACNAUGHTON

TO THE GLORIOUS MEMORY OF THE MEN OF
SUNNY BRAE AND DISTRICT, WHO LOYAL TO
THE TRADITIONS OF THEIR FATHERS SERVED IN
THE CANADIAN AND OTHER ARMED FORCES OF
THE BRITISH EMPIRE AND GAVE UP THEIR LIVES
IN THE TWO GREAT WARS.

1914 — 1918. 1939 — 1945.

1939 - 1945

HAROLD BAILEY
LAIRD BLAKNEY
WILLIAM COOK
HINSON HOPPER
JOHN HUMPHREY
WILLIAM MILTON
WALTER MACDONALD
NEIL ROBINSON
EMERY ROGERS
HARVEY WALKER
GERALD HOPPER

KOREA

Location
Sunny Brae War Memorial

85 Massey Avenue
Sunny Brae
New Brunswick
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 46.1054552
Long. -64.7759847

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