This honour roll hangs at St. Gabriel's Church
St. Gabriel's Church Honour Roll
[title] FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF SAINT GABRIEL'S CHURCH
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE WITH CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES
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My VAC Account[title] FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF SAINT GABRIEL'S CHURCH
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE WITH CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES
This honour roll hangs at St. Gabriel's Church
[front/devant]
Remembered
for service
by
Sea Land
and Air
R.I.P.
Afghanistan 2001 - 2014
WWI
1914 — 1918
1950 Korea 1953
WWII
1939 — 1945
[back/arrière]
At the going
down of the
sun and in the
morning we
will remember
them
Afghanistan 2001 - 2014
WWI
1914 — 1918
1950 Korea 1953
WWII
1939 — 1945
[plaque on pedestal/plaque sur piédestal]
THIS CROSS OF SACRIFICE WAS DEDICATED ON
JUNE 6TH, 1975 AND WAS UNVEILED ON THAT DATE
BY THE HONOURABLE DANIEL J. MACDONALD, MINISTER
OF VETERANS AFFAIRS. THIS MEMORIAL WAS ERECTED
BY THE TRUSTEES VETERANS FIELDS OF HONOUR
IN CO-OPERATION WITH THE CITY OF CALGARY
AND DONATIONS RECEIVED FROM THE VETERANS
ORGANIZATIONS, INDIVIDUAL VETERANS, THEIR
RELATIVES AND FRIENDS.
VETERANS FIELDS OF HONOUR COMMITTEE
R.I. STIRLING - CHAIRMAN
E.M. SCOTT- SECRETARY TREASURER
TRUSTEES
A. A.WITHAM
F. PETLEY
C.A. MACKAY
MEMBERS
J.H. MOONEY
REV. R. SHANNON
G.F. BUTTERWICK
(HON. SOLICITOR)
RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD SHAUGHNESSY - HONOURARY MEMBER
REV. CANON A.W. WILCOX- ALBERTA REPRESENTATIVE, DOMINION COUNCIL
Queen’s Park Cenotaph was unveiled on 6 June 1975 through the efforts of the Trustees of the Veterans Fields of Honour and the city of Calgary. It was dedicated to those who served during the First and Second World Wars and Korean War. Later, an inscription was added for Afghanistan.
The cenotaph is made from a combination of honed Barre gray granite and polished black granite. It is not a typical Cross of Sacrifice design, as it consists of a monolithic black center column, supported by a gray base resting on a three-step platform. There are two black granite vases, one on each side of the main column. Each vase is emblazoned with a maple leaf design.
[front/devant]
1914-1918 1939-1945
Remembered
for service
to their country
by
Sea Land
and Air
R.I.P.
[back/arrière]
1914-1918 1939-1945 Korea
At the going
down of the
sun and in the
morning we
will remember
them
Needs further research
[front of each wall/devant de chaque mur]
In Memory
of
Those Who Served
[plaque on front of each/plaque sur le devant de chacun]
THIS COLUMBARIUM WAS DEDICATED ON AUGUST 28, 1994 FOR
THE CREMAINS OF THOSE WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY. IT WAS ERECTED
BY THE CITY OF CALGARY IN CO-OPERATION WITH THE VETERANS FIELD
OF HONOUR AND THE DONATIONS RECEIVED FROM THE VETERANS
ORGANIZATIONS, INDIVIDUAL VETERANS, THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
VETERANS FIELD OF HONOUR COMMITTEE
D. NELSON - CHAIRMAN
REV. CANON A.W. WILCOX - SECRETARY TREASURER
TRUSTEES
S. DUTTON
D. MAGUIRE
C. MCKAY
J. REPP
B. WADDELL
D. MURDOCH
R. STIRLING
CITY OF CALGARY REPRESENTATIVES:
R. BROWNING - SUPERINTENDENT
D. HODGES - ALDERMAN
[plaque/plaque]
5.5 INCH HOWITZER
PROJECTILE WT. 52 LBS.
MAX. RANGE 18,000 YDS.
WEIGHT 12,850 LBS.
ARC OF FIRE 60 DEG.
THESE GUNS WERE USED BY
MEDIUM ARTILLERY REGIMENTS
ROYAL CANADIAN ARTILLERY
DURING WORLD WAR II
[plaque/plaque]
6 JUNE 1979
PRESENTED TO
VETERANS FIELD OF HONOUR
QUEENS PARK
CALGARY ALBERTA
BY THE
CANADIAN ARMED FORCES
FORCES MOBILE COMMAND
Erected by the Trustees of the Veterans Field of Honour, this memorial is dedicated to those who served during the First and Second World Wars and Korea. Unveiled on 28 August 1994 by the city of Calgary and several organizations, this crematorium is dedicated to those who served their country.
THEY SHALL GROW NOT OLD
1939-1945
[the names of the Alberta Airmen killed in the Second World War are listed alphabetically, but the wording is not clear on the photo/les noms des aviateurs albertains tués pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale sont inscrits par ordre alphabétique, mais le texte n’est pas clair sur la photo]
This memorial is dedicated to the Alberta Airmen of the Second World War. It was erected by the Calgary Aerospace Museum.
[central plaque/plaque centrale]
CANADA
"THE AERODROME OF DEMOCRACY"
BRITISH COMMONWEALTH AIR TRAINING PLAN
(needs further research/recherche incomplète)
[plaque/plaque] RCAF
ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE
[plaque/plaque]
RAF
ROYAL AIR FORCE
[plaque/plaque]
RAAF
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE
[plaque/plaque]
RNZAF
ROYAL NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE
These slabs were erected by the Aircrew Association (Southern Alberta Branch) and the Aerospace Museum Association of Calgary in honour of those who trained in Calgary as part of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan during the Second World War. Aside from the central stone slab are four others, each bearing the plaque naming the commonwealth air forces who trained here. There is also a painted gravel mural of a Canadian roundel in front of the slabs.
The beautiful cenotaph, designed by retired RCMP Officer Richard Hessler, honours the Canadians who fought for our country and make our freedom possible. Emblems of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Fire Department and Emergency Medical Services are displayed, as well as the images of those who fought in wars and peacekeeping operations. The cenotaph was dedicated by Her Honour, the Honourable Lois Mitchell, CM, AOE, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta on November 6, 2015.
(Hebrew inscription translated/inscription en hébreux traduite)
MAY THEIR MEMORY BE FOR A BLESSING
MEMORIAL TO CALGARY JEWISH
SERVICEMEN WHO FELL IN BOTH WARS
WE REMEMBER
(Hebrew inscription translated/inscription en hébreux traduite)
1914 - 1918
HACKMAN, SAMUEL ARMY
ZUIDEMA, SIMON ARMY
1939 - 1945
BELKIN, PAUL R. C. A. F.
BESEN, SIMEON ARMY
BERCUSON, BERNARD R. C. A. F.
GREEN, CHARLES R. C. A. F.
GUREVITCH, CECIL R. C. A. F.
ISENSTEIN, SIMON ARMY
LAVINE, EDWARD R. C. A. F.
LAVINE, SOLOMON R. C. A. F.
MARGOLIS, ALBERT R. C. A. F.
SMITH, LEO ARMY
(Hebrew inscription translated/Inscription en hébreux traduite)
MAY THEIR SOULS BE BOUND IN ETERNAL LIFE
This memoria was erected by the Jewish War Veterans Calgary Post in 1977 and is dedicated to Calgary Jewish Servicemen who fell in the First and Second World Wars.
PATTISON BRIDGE
DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF
JOHN G. PATTISON V.C. (1875-1917)
PTE. ENLISTED 137TH BATTALION C.E.F.
REG. NO. 808887, KILLED IN ACTION
WITH 50TH BATTALION C.E.F.
JUNE 3RD 1917
BRIDGE OFFICIALLY OPENED OCTOBER 2, 1967
MAYOR JACK LESLIE
CITY OF CALGARY
HON. GORDON E. TAYLOR
MINISTER OF HIGHWAYS
This memorial is dedicated to John G. Pattison V.C. The bridge was officially opened October 2, 1967.
IN MEMORY OF OUR FALLEN COMRADES
WORLD WAR 1 1914-1918
WORLD WAR II 1939-1945
THE KOREAN CONFLICT
LEST WE FORGET
AND THOSE OF OUR COMRADES WHO HAVE SINCE PASSED ON.
This war memorial was built in 1988 to commemorate the fallen of the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War. In front of the three flag poles the Legion has built an attractive box containing 100 tulip bulbs. It was refurbished in 2004.