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To the Glory of God
and in loving memory of

Lieut Sydney Baker Harris M.C.

44th and 27th Battallion C.G.F.
1914-1918
Youngest Son fo George ?.R. and Fannie C. Harris
Died December 16th 1923
Aged 27 years
A Gallant Soldier. A Loving Son
A Loyal Camrade.

"And I will raise him up at the last Day" St John VI 54.

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IN LOVING MEMORY OF

LIEUTENANT

John Galt

LORD STRATHCONA`S HORSE
REPORTED WOUNDED
AND MISSING IN ACTION
8th DECEMBER 1915
AGED 24 YEARS

ERECTED BY HIS FATHER AND MOTHER

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IN MEMORY OF
PTE. EDWIN A. CLIFT
24th BATTALION, V.R., C.E.F.
KILLED IN ACTION
IN BELGIUM SEPT 30 th 1915
Aged 29 Years

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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CAPT.HERVÉ MURRAY GRANT, M.C.
52nd BATTALION CANADIAN INFANTRY
KILLED IN ACTION AT PASSCHENDAELE
ON THE 28th OCTOBER 1917.
Aged 26 Years

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THIS TABLET WAS ERECTED BY
LT. COL. W.A. MUNRO, THE OFFICERS, N.C.O.s AND MEN
OF THE 90th OVERSEAS BATTN. (WINNIPEG RIFLES)
ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR DEPARTURE OVERSEAS IN
APPRECIATION OF THE MANY COURTESIES EXTENDED TO THE BATTN.
WHILE QUARTERED IN THE BROADWAY DRILL HALL DURING THE PAST
WINTER BY THE MEMBERS OF THE ST.LUKES CHURCH.
APRIL 1916

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100 WINNIPEG GRENADIERS

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RIP

Lieu. E.H. Cox
8th CANADIAN INF. BATTN.
90th RIFLES

KILLED
IN ACTION
MAY 23,
1918

TO THE GLORY OF GOD

AND
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
ERNEST HERBERT COX B.A.
WHO DIED IN FRANCE
AND IS BURIED AT
AVESNES LE COMTE NEAR ARRAS
"AND UNDERNEATH ARE
THE EVERLASTING ARMS"

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TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF
HERBERT LIONEL OLDFIELD
MAJOR 8th BATT C E F
KILLED IN ACTION RONVILLE FRANCE
APRIL 6th1918
Aged 25 years 6 Months
"Well done good and faithful servant. God shall reward thee".

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Non. Major and Quarter Master
John Leslie
100th Winnipeg Grenadiers
Died 13th February 1915
Honoured by his Brother Officers
for his devoted services
in the regiment

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TO THE GLORY OF GOD
IN DEEP GRATITUDE TO THE MEN AND WOMEN OF
ST. LUKE'S, WINNIPEG,
WHO SERVE THEIR COUNTRY
IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR,
1939 - 1945.

AS A TOKEN OF THIS CONGREGATION'S
THANKFULNESS THE MORTGAGE WAS RETIRED
AND THE CHURCH CONSECRATED APRIL, 1947,
THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDING
OF THIS PARISH.

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THIS MEMORIAL IS ERECTED
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN
HALLOWED AND PERPETUAL ME-
MORY OF ALL THE OFFICERS NC
O's AND MEN WHO WENT WITH
THE WINNIPEG GRENADIERS TO
SERVE THEIR GOD AND COUNTRY
IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-19. 6996 IN ALL

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Lest we Forget

This mural was painted by Frank H. Johnson of Group of Seven fame,
circa 1919. It is a WW1 memorial to the many of
Winnipeg's St. Luke community who died in the Great War.
Featuring a soldier of the Winnipeg Grenadiers, in the foreground,
the mural is a constant reminder of the sacrifices made by so many to protect
the rights and freedom of people all over the globe. Let us never forget them.