New Brunswick

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1914 - 1918

RONALD J. FLAGG
EUGENE N. FLAGG
RALPH A. INGERSOLL
PETER A. MURPHY
JAMES A. GILMORE
GEORGE A. DALZELL
HARRY L. BLEUMORTIER
ERNEST INGALLS
BASIL E. FOSTER
WALTER G. CRONK
W. CRAIG COOK
CARL D. INGALLS
WILFRED D. SHEPHERD

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1939 - 1945

LEMAN L. URQUHART
ALLISON G. TATTON
SIMEON T. CRONK
GEORGE E. COOK
COLIN B. HARVEY
BLAKE E. MOREHOUSE

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LEST WE FORGET

1939   1945

TO COMMEMORATE THE VALOR
OF THE BOYS AND GIRLS WHO
WENT FROM THIS PARISH TO
FIGHT AND TO PERPETUATE THE
MEMORY OF THOSE WHO FELL

HONORED DEAD
HAMILTON H.R. PIKE J.B.
RICHARDS C.D.

HONOR ROLL
ALLABY P.
ANDERSEN G.
ANDERSEN H.
BALMER C--
BOGLE K.G.
BECKETT C.M.
BECKETT W.E.
BELYEA F.
COCHRANE R.H.
COCHRANE B.
CRAWFORD A.
CONNELL M.L.
CONNELL H.J.
CAMERON F.F.
CAMERON R.R.
CLARK H.L.
DEE B.C.
DEE E.
FLEWELLING R.M.
GORHAM S.W.
HENDERSON R.
HOPE G.
HAMILTON E.R.
HAMILTON F.L.
HAMILTON H. (W.A.A.F.)
JONES N.H.
KEITHLIN R.S.

LINDSAY C.W. Jr.
LINDSAY C.W. Sr.
MORGAN G.H.
MACHUM R.
MACHUM E.
MURPHEY M.E.
McKIEL G.D.
McKIEL H.W.
McAULEY R.
PAISLEY E.G.
PAISLEY K.T.
PARKER E.
PIKE D.S.
RICHARDS R.L.
RICHARDS S.C.
RAEBURN C.M.
SHORT A.L.
SHORT D.D.
SHORT D.W.
SHORT W.C.
SEELY B.R. ---
SEELY E.
SEELY J.D.
SEELY S.F.
TOMLINSON R.J. Sr.
TOMLINSON R.J. Jr.
VINCENT E.L.

ERECTED BY THE PARISH OF GREENWICH

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HONOURING OUR HEROIC DEAD

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BLACKS
HAROUR
BRANCH
#39
ROYAL
CANADIAN
LEGION

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IN REMEMBRANCE OF THOSE
COMRADES WHO GAVE
THEIR LIVES
1914-1918 1939-1945
KOREA

LEST WE FORGET

[front/devant] AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN AND IN THE MORNING - WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

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THIS HALL WAS ERECTED
IN HONOUR OF ALL FROM
THE PARISH OF GAGETOWN
WHO SERVED IN THE WAR OF
1914 - 1918
AND AS A MEMORIAL TO THE FOLLOWING
WHO THEN GAVE THEIR LIVES IN
THE SERVICE OF KING AND COUNTRY
MILES BROOKS
WESLEY BROOKS
HARRY CRAWFORD
JOHN DYSLOP
ARCHIBALD JAMIESON
HUGH McDOUGALL
JAMES McKENZIE
ROBERT McLAUGHLIN
JOHN McPHIE
WALTER McALLISTER
ALLEN OTTY
WILLIAM OSBORNE
CHARLES ROSS
JAMES TELFER
THEY LOVED HONOUR MORE THAN THEY FEARED DEATH

THIS TABLET WAS PLACED HERE
IN HONOUR OF ALL FROM
THE PARISH OF GAGETOWN
WHO SERVED IN THE WAR OF
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1939 - 1945
AND IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF
THE FOLLOWING WHO THEN MADE
THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
JAMES CARRUTHERS
WYMAN HATTO
DONALD McGIBBON
GEORGE PATTON
JOHN PAINTER
ROY WARMAN
"GOD MAY SENSE OF OVERWHELMING REST
REDEEM OUR SOULS. O LET US NOT FORGET"

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ERECTED IN MEMORY OF SENATOR A.J. BROOKS, SOLDIER, STATESMAN - NATIVE SON, 1970

The Royal Canadian Air Force has stood on guard for Canada since 1924. Over three hundred and twenty five Sackville area residents and students of Mount Allison University have served in the R.C.A.F. both here and abroad from the First World War until today. Of those members of our air force, seventy five made the ultimate sacrifice by laying down their lives in the name of freedom and democracy. It is our responsibility to ensure that they are never forgotten and to honour all who have served in the past and will serve in the future.

The Avro "Anson" was widely used as an instructional aircraft in the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan during the Second World War, at Moncton and Chatham, NB for pilot, navigation, bombing, gunnery and radio instruction. The example shown here was built in Amherst NS just across the marsh from Sackville, and was one of nearly 3,000 built in Canada of more than 11,000 built worldwide. It remained in production from 1936 until 1952.

This memorial is dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Air Force, 2014.

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BATTLE OF NORMANDY
D DAY JUNE 6TH, 1944
JUNO BEACH

A VIAL OF SAND TAKEN FROM JUNO BEACH HAS
BEEN POURED INTO THE HEADER OF THIS
MEMORIAL TO HONOUR THE 14,000 CANADIANS
WHO TOOK PART IN THE BATTLE OF NORMANDY

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LT.-COL. THE HON. GEORGE F.G. STANLEY
(1907-2002)

Canadian historian, author, soldier, public servant and the designer
of the National Flag of Canada, Dr. George Stanley was also the
Founding Director of the Canadian Studies Program at Mount
Allison University, the first of its kind in Canada, and served as
Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick. A long-time resident of
Sackville, Dr. Stanley is buried in the Sackville Cemetery, where
there is a memorial at this gravesite for visitors.

This sculpture was created by artist Christian Toth and was made
possible by the Province of New Brunswick's Program for
Municipal Development to Commemorate
Canada's 150 Anniversary.

ERECTED BY
THE TOWN OF SACKVILLE
TO COMMEMORATE
THE DESIGNER
OF THE CANADIAN FLAG
GEORGE F.G. STANLEY
C.C., C.D., K.St.J., D.Phil., LL.D.,
FORMER LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR OF NEW
BRUNSWICK, PROFESSOR, HISTORIAN
SECOND WORLD WAR VETERAN AND FOR
MANY YEARS, CITIZEN OF SACKVILLE,
IN RECOGNITION OF HIS CONTRIBUTION
TO OUR TOWN, PROVINCE AND COUNTRY.
JULY 1, 1995.

HMCS Sackville
NCSM Sackville

This garden is named in honour of HMCS Sackville, a corvette that had a distinguished career during the Second World War. She was launched on May 15, 1941 in Saint John, New Brunswick and was christened by Mrs. J.E.W. Oland in the presence of Mayor Norman Hesler and the entire town council of Sackville. HMCS Sackville was named after the Town of Sackville, which supported the ship and her crews during the Second World War.

Over 269 corvettes were built and launched (most of them in Canada) between 1939 and 1944 but HMCS Sackville is the sole survivor. She is berthed in Halifax, Nova Scotia where she proudly serves as the official Canadian Naval Memorial reminding the people of Canada of the sacrifices made by the ships’ crews in the Battle of the Atlantic. The Town continues to support the ship, which is open to the public, in its role as a National Memorial.

Dedicated on May 15, 2010,
in recognition of the national celebration
of The Canadian Naval Centennial.

The Town of Sackville
The Canadian Naval Memorial Trust
Sackville Garden Club

Ce jardin commémore la corvette NCSM Sackville qui s’est distinguée durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Elle a été lancée le 15 mai 1941 à Saint John au Nouveau-Brunswick et a été baptisée par Madame J.E.W. Oland en présence du maire Norman Hesler et de tous les membres du conseil municipal de Sackville. NCSM Sackville porte le nom de la ville de Sackville qui a donné son soutien au navire et à ses équipages durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

Plus de 269 corvettes ont été construites et mises à l’eau (la plupart au Canada) entre 1939 et 1944 mais seul NCSM Sackville a subsisté. Il est au mouillage dans la rade d’Halifax en Nouvelle-Écosse et il sert officiellement de Mémorial naval canadien rappelant aux canadiens les sacrifices des équipages des bâtiments de guerre durant la bataille de l’Atlantique. La ville continue d’apporter son soutien au navire dans son rôle de mémorial national. Le navire est ouvert au public.

Inauguré le 15 mai 2010
à l’occasion de la célébration nationale du Centenaire de la Marine canadienne.

Ville de Sackville
Le Fonds de Commemoration de la Marine Canadienne
Club de jardinage de Sackville