The Verner War Memorial was erected by Mr. Larry G. Morin and the municipalities of Caldwell and West Nipissing. The M114 howitzer is dedicated to local Veterans of the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War. In the back of the howitzer is a row of flagpoles for each province. A stone on each side of the walkway has a plaque with the names of the men from Verner who died at war.
Verner, Ontario
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Inscription
[plaque]
DÉDIER AUX RÉSIDANTS
DE VERNER QUI ONT
FIÈREMENT SERVI
1914-1918 WWI
1939-1945 WWII
1950-1953 CORÉE KOREA
DEDICATED TO THE
RESIDENTS OF VERNER
WHO SERVED PROUDLY
[left slab/dalle gauche]
World War I
Private Gautheir, Zotique
Royal Canadian Infantry Corps
3rd Battalion Infantry Brigade
Died: September 20th, 1917
Private Graham, John H.
25th Canadian Infantry Battalion
Nova Scotia Regiment
Died: November 5th, 1917
[right slab/dalle droit]
World War II
Private Lavallée, ROGER R.
First Canadian Special
Service Battalion
Died: June 2nd, 1944
Private Aubin, Lucien
20ième Régiment Canadien
de Maisonneuve
Died: February 28th, 1945
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Location
Verner War Memorial
ON-64
Verner
Ontario
Verner War Memorial
ON-64
Verner
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 46.4111115
Long. -80.1230457
Lat. 46.4111115
Long. -80.1230457
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