This memorial is dedicated to fallen soldiers from the First and Second World Wars, the Korean War and Vietnam. This monument was dedicated on November 11, 1967 and placed at a central location near the schools (Mead Street Park). It was later moved at the Legion Hall site in approx. 1982. The Mayor at the time, Leo Foucault (a veteran), played a key role in its purchase and dedication. The names engraved were all local residents. The Remembrance Day services are held at the Legion using the cenotaph for its focal point.
Espanola, Ontario
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THEY
SERVED
TILL
DEATH
IN MEMORIAM
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
BRANCH 39 ESPANOLA
DEDICATED
NOV. 11 - 1967
1914 - 1918
H. LECUYER
M. FORAN
A. ROY
S. LAJEUNESSE
R. GERMAINE
C. INESON
D. HOWLISON
1939 - 1946
R.C. ROGERS
V.W. ST. LOUIS
J.G. McDONALD
G. KEHOE
W. GUGELYK
L. DELANEY
P. LEMAY
A. SAUVE
R. ST. ONGE
L. MARTIN
J. SMITH
W. STREICH
M. PROTEAU
E. LACASSE
G. FAUBERT
E. VONDETTE
KOREAN WAR
G. BEAUDRY
E. SAUVE
FOREIGN WARS
BRUCE T. KENNEDY 1968
AFGHANISTAN
GLEN ARNOLD
DAVID BYERS
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Location
Espanola Cenotaph
370 Annette Street
Espanola
Ontario
Espanola Cenotaph
370 Annette Street
Espanola
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 46.2520701
Long. -81.7658028
Lat. 46.2520701
Long. -81.7658028
Espanola Cenotaph
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Second World War Ordnance, Quick Firing 25-pounder field gun.
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