Arden - Kennebec Memorial Park

This memorial is located in Kennebec Memorial Park, in the village of Arden. Kennebec Township no longer exists, being amalgamated in 1998 to become Central Frontenac. The memorial here is very nicely done with three granite stone shafts, each engraved with the names of those who served and died in the World Wars and Korea. There is also a tribute to the 101st Airborne regiment for its role in rescuing POW’s in WWII. The cenotaph is flanked by a pair of Vickers machine guns, made and donated in 2016 by Mr. and Mrs. GJ Landon-Browne.
The memorial was erected in 1990 by the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 334, which is located a short distance south and is the only place in Arden to find a drink. Very friendly atmosphere and the nerve centre of the village.

Inscription

Marker text:
Centre:
WORLD WAR II 1939 – 1945

KILLED IN ACTION
B. ARNEY
S. LOYST
D. JOHNSTON

DEDICATED TO THE MEN AND WOMEN
OF OUR COMMUNITY
WHO SERVED OUR COUNTRY

R. AKEY
K. ARNEY
L. ARNEY
M. ARNEY
C. BARKER
L. BARKER
W. BARKER
E. BISHOP
J. BISHOP
L. BLAKE
S. BLAKNEY
D. CLARKE
R. CLARKE
S. CUKROVAN
A. DELINE
A. FRASER
G. FRASER
A. GAREY
H. GAREY
B. GAYLORD
C. GAYLORD
G. GAYLORD
M. GAYLORD
P. GAYLORD
J. GENDRON
R. GODWIN
J. GOODCHILD
A. HARPER
B. HARRIS
J. HARRIS
F. HARTWICK
R. HORNBECK
O. HAMILL
F. McDOUGALL

G. HUGHES
R .HUGHES
S. HUGHES
T. HUGHES
C. HAWKES
E. JACKSON
H. JACKSON
D. KAY
F. KAY
O. KELLAR
D. LOYST
E. LOYST
G. LOYST
GRANT LOYST
H. LOYST
O. LOYST
H. MERCER
R. McCRIMMON
J. MITCHELL
W. MONDS
M. MOSLEY
M. NEWTON
C. PADDICK
C. PARKER
R. PETERSON
W. PETERSON
V. PRASKEY
D. PRINGLE
G. PRINGLE
A. ROSS
J. POWELL
A. PRINGLE

R. RICHARDSON
A. SCOTT
E. SCOTT
EZRA SCOTT
J. SCOTT
L. SCOTT
C. SEE
R. SHAW
V. SHORTS
C. STEELE
G. THIBEAULT
B. THOMPSON
C. THOMPSON
E. THOMPSON
J. THOMPSON
K. THOMPSON
R. THOMPSON
W. THOMPSON
F. TOMKINS
S. TURCOTTE
N. VANNESS
G. WARREN
H. WARREN
R. WARREN
C. WILLETT
E. WOODCOCK
F. WOODCOCK
G. WOODCOCK
R. WOODCOCK
A. WORMWORTH
J. WORMWORTH
R. WORMWORTH
M. STOLL
N. STOLL

LEST WE FORGET

Left side front:
WORLD WAR 1 1914 – 1918

KILLED IN ACTION
A. HAYES
R. LOYST
J. MONDS
R. MONDS

E. MOUCK
M. PALMATEER
M. WOOD
M. WOODCOCK

SERVED
H. ALEXANDER
E. BARKER
W. BOOMHOWER
A. DETLOR
D. FRASER
C. GAYLORD
S. GAYLORD
W.J. GAYLORD
O. HAYES
W. HOGAN
F. HUGH
A. HUGHES
J. HUGHES
N. HUGHES
J. KELLAR
W.C. MORGAN
R. NEWTON

A. PARKER
C. PARKS
B. SCOTT
E. SCOTT
S. SCOTT
C. SELMAN
F. SHORTS
D. STEELE
M. THOMPSON
W. THOMPSON
E. WILKES
F. WOOD
O. WOOD
E. WOODCOCK
L. WOODCOCK
M. WOODCOCK
F. WORMWORTH

Left side back:
WORLD WAR I 1914 – 1918
SERVED
H. STANLEY LOYST
EDMOND WALLACE McCAUSLAND

Right side:
KOREAN WAR
1950 – 1953

SERVED
R. HARTWICK
W. KAUFMAN
F. TOMPKINS

K. STEELE
W. WARD
D. THOMPSON

A TRIBUTE TO THE 101st AIRBORNE
FOR RESCUING
CANADIAN PRISONERS OF WAR
DURING WORLD WAR II

This memorial is located in Kennebec Memorial Park, in the village of Arden. Kennebec Township no longer exists, being amalgamated in 1998 to become Central Frontenac. The memorial here is very nicely done with three granite stone shafts, each engraved with the names of those who served and died in the World Wars and Korea. There is also a tribute to the 101st Airborne regiment for its role in rescuing POW’s in WWII. The cenotaph is flanked by a pair of Vickers machine guns, made and donated in 2016 by Mr. and Mrs. GJ Landon-Browne.
The memorial was erected in 1990 by the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 334, which is located a short distance south and is the only place in Arden to find a drink. Very friendly atmosphere and the nerve centre of the village.

Le texte de l’inscription figure dans la section anglaise.