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View the Book of Remembrance The Book of Remembrance 2020 Barbara Joyce Pollock Douglas Milton Carswell Shirley Anne Patterson Ruth Marion Craighead Haig Gregory Wm. Riddell Elsie Ruth Alice Search Roy Alexander Mack Lloyd George Fisher Heather Johnston Nancy Elaine Outwater Daniel Douglas Dooher Helen Margaret Pickens Audrey Goldie Loucks Agnes Grace Begbie Jane “Jean” Bridges Gordon Robert Akins Vincent “Chesty” Herrington Milton G. Cooper Ronald Andrew Buck Mark Johnn Evegroen Isabelle Taylor Douglas Albert Brownson Helen Irene Clarke Gearold Malcom Young Valerie Jean Lightle Robert Michael Mahoney Douglas Meiklejohn Patricia Cargill Bacque M. Evelyn McVety Paul James Sullivan Reginald James Walker Kenneth L. Hulsman John Archibald Jackson Malcolm Laver Patrick Lynn Mahoney Arnie Watkins Johanna Vanden Tillaart Chloe Ann Wellman Ida Margaret Hay Everett Anderson Betty May Owens Margaret Jean Irwin Irene Dorothy Russell Narine Lily St. Pierre Wayne Stanley Tucker Carol Irene Cleaver Taylor Alannah Jeffs Shirley Jean Alice Davidson Engelbert “Bert” Paul Schulz Gordon Mullins Joan Pauline Lister Douglas Elton McMurray Marie Paule Carmen Emond Helen Audrey Atkinson James Henry Linda Joyce Grills Steven Ross Stapley Mary Margaret Barry Helen Murray Benjamin Kozlowsky The Book of Remembrance 2019 Peter Austin Huycke Arne Nielsen Norma Anderson Ann Patricia Mary Fone Dave Petherick Grace Elizabeth McKeown Matilda Anne Grills James J. Rix Doris Resa Linton Maureen Jane Bradley Shirley June Mutton John “Alex” McMillan Evelyn May Duff Grace Loraine Edgar Bradford Peter McMillan Soren Degn W.D. “Bill” Scott Robt. Grant Alexander Natasha Marie Julia Patricia McLaughlin Thelma Elizabeth Pearson Rodney Begbie Marilyn “Joan” Johnson Raymond Clarke Marjorie Irene Smith Lois Grace Brown Helen King Clair Laverne Irwin Wm. Grant Russell Reginald Thomas Newton James Charles Dunk Donald William Acton Donna Birks Carswell Freda Pettifer Ona Anna Fife Arthur Gater Gertrude Stefanie Jung Jean Clara Bennett Mabel Luella Keene Fern Elizabeth Smith John A. Pearce Alfred Lauesen Robert Gerald Pettey Bernice Ella Darling Pamela Anne Jones Doris Colleen Johnston Clair “Chuck” Lisle Garry Lynn Holmes Tim Byard Rothwell Thomas Connell Christine Irene Whitfield Everett W. Laundry Keith Allan Deshane Grace F. Wynn Sherwin Ross Douglas Stapley The Book of Remembrance 2018 Ronald Isaac Andrew Scott McCallum Gary Llewellyn Payne Kathleen Gladys Johnston Mellville “Wayne” Sherwin “Leonard” Peter Morris John Galligan Stanley Kerr James “Eugene” Dewey David Allan Pollack Jamie Edward Newton Thomas “Ian” McCulloch Lois Ellen Towns David Murray Scott James Patrick Paul Hagan Florence I. Harding-Shannon Lewis William Dunk Julie Hallett Greta Fry Alexander W. Thain Lillie Iona “May” King Doreen Edna Craig Sybil Constance Battaglini Robt. Harry Hoard Brian Garfield French Wm “Bill” Clarke Evelyn Campbell Charles Robt. Seaborn Juna Pauline McArthur Hazel Bernice Akins Kenneth John Boose Margaret Rita Ingram Evalena May Merrill Joan Edwards Wynn Carl Ernest Petherick Janet Mary Pollock Margaret Blythe Robt. John Scott Robt. Bruce Pollock John William Wilkes Ona Marguerite Carlaw Catherine Boutilier Ethel Eva Seabrook Margaret Jean Pomeroy Isabel Lucy Ketcheson Ronald Bruce Ibey Ian Stewart Hay Eleanor M. Lamoine Cassalman Eleanor Cassan Richard John Preston Willy Decommer Rodney Jack Brown Robt. Douglas Lang Wm. John Ward Gerald Arnold Dudley Wayne E. Outwater Lenard George Martin Ronald Lush Larry J. Umbel Frederick “Scott” Crate Elinor Frances “Gayle” Donald Robert John Bothwell Patricia Anne Banton Eldon Robt. Stephens James “Oriole” White Verna Isobel Petherick Bernice Elizabeth McKeown George Bennet Hobbs Thomas James Shanks Hilda Fortune MacKenzie Loreita Mae Mack C. Leslie Peterson John Douglas “Jack” Spencer Mary Christina Warner Olga Alice Jean Evans The Book of Remembrance 2017 Phyllis Gertrude Rodgers Charles Edward Duncalfe Vivian May Burnham Shirley Darlene Roberts Ronald Harry Parr Mary Alice O’Rourke Eva Mae Graff J. Gary Zimmer Mary Anne Irwin Arthur “Harky” Smith Dr. Cheryl Jane Gibson James Keith MacAlpine Ted Culgin Virginia Anne Lynch Bramwell Nelson Langdon William Norris Whitney Robt Gerald McVety Ray Cecil Outwater Norma Lillian Moran Emma “Fern” Howson Joan Marie Kern Elizabeth Ann Sanders Margaret Lucy Taylor Wesley Raymond Mechetuk Betty McKelvie Margaret Spencer Cindy Lorraine Slack-Haig Marilyn Mary Anne Exton Gerrit Vander Dussen Ed Foley Dorothy “Betty” Bibby Florence Christina McQuillan Patricia Ann Markwick Mary “Polly” Norwood Harry Laverne MacDonald Nicolaas Verhoef Dorothy Evelyn Bennett Doris Margaret Potts Laurie McPherson Nesbitt Michael Richard Clitherow Ronald Peter Arends Melanie Doris Young Lillian “Peggy” Wren Isobel Ann Dunk Frances Ann Wheeler David Arthur Down Norman Keith MacEwen Clifford Henry Dunn Albert Louis Whitfield Jean Cocchio Earl James Leonard Trudy Reid Margaret Marie Hudson Donald Neil Carruthers Goldie Adah Newton Symes Hector Robert Macmillan Henriette Jocelyn Verhoef Eric “Jamie” Scriver Aubrey Dornan Donald George Johnston Maryln “Joyce” Parr John Robert Hutchinson A. Duncan Munro Kenneth Donald Partridge Wm. Ronald Paul Evangeline Cross Theresia Maria Craig Manuel Edward Lowe Ross Kingsley Haywood Pauline O’Dell George Allan Marchant The Book of Remembrance 2016 Pauline Edith Spry Elliott Martin Neil McCulloch Joan Brunton Margaret Perry Dorothy Thain Gordon Dalgleish Stanley Alexander Morrow Carole Marie McConnell Muriel Ilean Stollery Mernie Marshall Sweet Marjorie Finch Marilyn Eleanor Banks Eric James Ambler Ruth C. Oliver Harold Redden William James Drummond Rev. John Morrison Campbell Evelyn Elizabeth Forgrave Paul Alexander Simpkin Bruce Cardwell Warr Teresa Ann Everett Thomas Hector Hodgins Laura “Doreen” Westlake Enee Van Huizen Morley Edward Daynes Michael Kane Jennie Isobel Petherick Rev. Wm. James Cullen Tine Lisle Jason Breck Westall Gordon Stewart Joanne Magda Rankin Bernice Kerr Frederick Kenneth Ames Joan Allayne Smith Shawn Stewart Fisher Minnie Lorraine Mahoney Glenn Watson Holway Margaret Jean McPhail Susan Margaret Wilson Walter James Grills Joan Nesbitt Mona Grace Elizabeth Cooper Meredith Lang Raymond Elwyn Begg Carl “Jiggs” Loucks Bernice Kathleen Menzies Henry (Hank) Roy Paul Evelyn Margaret Johnston Laura Anne Carleton Lorraine Emma Richardson Stanley Robert Cox Melvin John Pinkos Barbara Gwendalena Morrison Frances Haig-Bennett Thomas Ford Beavis Olga Marie Young Emma “Geraldine” Lain Marjorie Jean George J.J. (Jack) Stewart Llewellyn Charles Allen Russell Gunn Moore F. May Dallman Glenn Elwood Nelson Margaret Noreen Boise Helen Pickering The Book of Remembrance 2015 Dennis Charles Ellis Margaret Healey Louise Campbell Vera Ellen McCoy Lillian Potten-Turner Dustin Thain Wm. Anderson Murray Kenneth Wilford Gerald John Nicholson Trudy Martin Charles “Bud” Exton Alice Johnann Ellis Frederick “Andy” Andrews June Rightmyer George Bertram Warr Esther Isabel Chynoweth Carole L. Bovaird Robert Blaine Sharpe Gladys “Lynn” Woodcock Paul Simpson Fred Thomson Velma Massey Thomas “Floyd” Buck Ross Arthur Apted Harold Vosper Lily Griffiths Lois Sarah Cook Marion Edna Avieson Helen Lois Wood Donald Howard Tackaberry Elton George McMurray Edmund Clair Lochhead Clement K.R Macleod Charlie Bruinsma Andrew Reginald McCulloch Scott Foss Alexander “Gord” Smith Elizabeth Mary Stilwell Eileen H. Smith Mary Agnes VanSteenburgh Leone Honey Isobel Wilson Robert Gramlow Wilbert W. Graff Suzanne O’Sullivan Ruth Garbutt John Arthur MacDonald Marion Eleanor Weaver Mary Eleanor Dunford Lorraine Milligan Noreen May Vansicklen Debra Joy Cryderman William Goacher Rena Pearl Rutherford William Curle Ruth E. 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