Formosa Honour Rolls
One memorial is dedicated to those who fought and those who died in the First and Second World War, while the other memorial is dedicated to the members of Immaculate Conception Church who volunteered to fight for their country.
Inscription
[wooden plaque/plaque de bois]
They heard the call and answered.
ROLL OF HONOUR
JOHN H. HERBERLE
GORDON E. SCHNEIDER
* BERTRUM B. PATTEN
* CLARENCE R. STERLING
CHARLES E. WENDT
* NORMAN E. KAUFMAN
FRANK E. KAUFMAN
WILLIAM M. SCHNEIDER
GEORGE F. EGGERT
LEANDER J. BILGER
ADAM B. WICKE
ELMO A. SCHNURR
GEORGE P. MILLER
IRVIN BECKER
GORDON W. BECKER
* DIED IN THE SERVICE
OF THEIR COUNTRY
[Honour Roll/tableau d’honneur]
FOR KING and COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF
Immaculate Conception Church, Formosa, Ont.
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA’S FIGHTING FORCES
BORHO LEONARD
BRICK FREDERICK
BEINGESSNER JEROME
BEINGESSNER NORMAN
BEINGESSNER HARRY F.
BENNINGER ARTHUR
BENNINGER JOSEPH G.
BENNINGER GEORGE
BENNINGER CLARENCE
BENNINGER VICTOR
BENNINGER MARIE B.
BENNINGER GERALD J.
BENNINGER MELVIN L.
BENNINGER LAWRENCE
BOHNERT CLEMENT
BENNINGER EUGENE
BENNINGER CLEMENT
DOERR ALBERT
DOERR GEORGE
DOSMANN RAYMOND
ERNEWEIN ARTHUR J.
ERNEWEIN LLOYD J.
ERNEWEIN IRWIN A.
FEDY NORVAL
FISCHER FRANCIS
FISCHER EDWARD
FLACHS LEO
GFROERER JOSEPH
GUTSCHER JEROME
HEISZ PAUL E.
HUNDT LAWRENCE M.
ILLIG LEONARD G.
ILLIG RAYMOND L.
KASTNER IVAN
KUNTZ WILFRED L.
KUNTZ LAWRENCE E.
KIEFFER CLARENCE
LAMBERTUS NELSON
MERCHANT STANLEY L.
MEYER ALBIN J.
MEYER WALTER B.
MEYER ARTHUR M.*
MEYER ALPHONSE G.
MEYER LEONARD C.
MEYER RAPHAEL B.
MEYER HAROLD
MEYER VICTOR*
NOLL OSCAR
OBERMEYER RUDOLPH
OBERMEYER VICTOR J.
OBERMEYER LAWRENCE
OBERMEYER MARK
O’NEILL GEORGE A.
OPPERMAN ANTHONY
RUMIG ELMER
SCHIESTEL MATTHEW
SCHIESTEL CLARENCE
SCHILL WILLIAM H.
SCHILL JOSEPH D.
SCHILL WALTER J.
SCHMIDT ANDREW *
SCHMIDT LEONARD
SCHNURR MELVIN
SCHNURR GEORGE
STRAUSS RALPH
SCHNURR WILLIAM
VOISIN WILFRED
WAECHTER FRANCIS
ZIMMER DAVID
Tableaux d'honneur de Formosa
Un des mémoriaux est dédié aux combattants et aux morts des Première et Seconde Guerres mondiales, tandis que l’autre est dédié aux paroissiens qui se sont enrôlés pour défendre leur pays.
Le texte de l’inscription figure dans la section anglaise.