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Cornwall - Silver Cross Remembrance Park

The park has just a wrought iron gate with a bed of flowers under it and a cenotaph.

The cenotaph itself is very simple, divided into three panels. On top of the middle panel, engraved is the Memorial Cross also known as the Silver Cross.

The Memorial Cross, established in 1919, is a Canadian medal awarded to the mother, widow, widower or next of kin of any member of the Canadian Forces who lost their life in active service including peacekeeping and other international operations.

Every year, a Silver Cross Mother (chosen by the Royal Canadian Legion) is chosen amongst the mothers who received the medal, to lay a wreath during the Remembrance Day ceremony at the National War Memorial.

The Memorial (Silver) Cross Medal, can be worn by the recipients anytime. It is engraved with the name, rank and service number of their child or spouse.

Inscription

Marker text:

Centre panel:

TO THE GLORY

OF GOD

(Memorial Cross insignia)

ERECTED BY

REMEMBRANCE ASSOCIATION

SILVER CROSS WOMEN

OF CORNWALL

CORNWALL CHAPTER

WAR 1939 – 1945

JASMIN, HERBERT

JODOIN, EUCLIDE N.

JODOIN, JOSEPH A.

KEDDY, WALTER B. D. F. C.

KENNEDY, JOHN

LALONDE, IRENNE

LALONDE, JOSEPH

LALONDE, J. LAWRENCE

LALONDE, WILMONT

LAMARCHE, LEO L.

LANT, BYRON

LAPENSEE, REGINALD M.

LASCELLE, LOUIS

LATOUR, LEO A.

LAUBER, CHAS H.

LAUZON, HOWARD F.

LAVALLEE, VIATEUR

LEBANO, FRANK

LEBANO, JOSEPH

LEBANO, VINCENT J.

LEBLANC, D.G.

LEBLANC, GEORGE

LEDUC, J.B.L.

LEFEBVRE, GORDON

LEGROULX, RODOLPHE C.

LONEY, WELLINGTON J.

MAC COSHAM, W. RAYMOND

MAC DONELL, D. C. M.

MAC DOUGALL, JOHN E.

MAC INTYRE, REV. D.

MAC GILLIVRAY, BORDEN

Left Panel:

ABRAMS, STANLEY

ALGUIRE, WESLEY

ANDREWS, MacDONALD

ANDREWS, NEWARK

ARMSTRONG, MALCOLM

ARMSTRONG, PERCY

ASSELIN, HAYDEN

ATCHISON, JOHN W.

BAKER, PHILIP R.

BARBER, IRVINE

BARKER, ROGER

BAZINET, HERCULES

BEAUREGARD, DONAT

BELANGER, RICHARD

BENNETT, W.A.

BERGERON, HOWARD

BETTRIDGE, OLIVER

BIRKS, RICHARD

BLANCHARD, FLORIEN

BOALS, GLENDAL

BOUCHARD, JOSEPH

BOUGH, ROY E.

BOUTILLIER, RALPH

BRADY, LAWRENCE E.J.

BRAY, ALBERT

BRENNAN, ROBET N.

BRINGLOE, JAMES

BROWNING, W.

BRUNETTE, JACK

BRUYERE, HECTOR

BULLOCH, JOSEPH M.

BURGESS, WALTER

CAMPBELL, DONALD

CARPENTER, CHAS.

CARRIERE, LAURENT

CARRIERE, GABRIEL

CAZALY, DUNCAN

CERULLO, ARMAND

CHEVRIER, GEORGE

CHEVRIER. LAWRENCE

CHOLETTE, LAURIER N.

CLEARY, HARRY J.

COLLETTE, HENRY A.

COLLINS, ALBERT C.

COLUCCI, ANGELO

CRITES, CLINTON

DALLY, JAMES W.

DEEBANK, PERCY

DENIS, WILFRED

DENNY, LOYES

DESJARDINS, PERCY

DORRANCE, T.

DOXSEE, ARTHUR F.

DRUMMOND, CLARENCE

DUNSEITH, PETER A.

DUPUIS, BERNARD J.

EARLE, J.C.M.

EMOND, ROMEO

FAWTHROP, DONALD A.

FETTERLY, ELDRED G.

FLYNN, GERALD H.

FOLEY, W.

FORBES, GORDON

FORREST, GEORGE

FORTIN, EARL W.

FRASER, R.D.

FROATS, W.L.

GALLINGER, CLARENCEA.

GALLINGER, CECIL W.

GAUTHIER, JOSEPH W.

GILLIS, DONALD

GRANT, B. CAMERON

GREER, JAMES

GROVES, FRANKLIN J.

GAUTHIER, PAUL R.

GUNN, ROBERT

HARRISON ARTHUR D.F.M.

HARTLEY, JAMES

HARRINGTON, H.

HEWARD, WILLIAM

HUNTER, GEORGE F.

IRVINE, H.C.

JARVO, FRANCIS A.

Right panel:

MacLEOD, JAMES C.

MacMILLAN, JOHN M.

MacNEIL, DONALD C.

McRAE, DONALD E.

McDONALD, ANDREW B.

McDONALD, DONALD J.

McDONALD, FRANCIS R.

McDONALD, W.J.

McGILLIVRAY, AUBREY L.

McINTOSH, W.P. D.F.M.

McMARTIN, D.J.

McWILLIAMS, JOHN A.

MADEN, EARL K.

MAYLON, WILLIAM J.

MARSOLAIS, BERNARD

MARTELL, LAWRENCE

MAZZONE, VINCENT

MERPAW, WILLIAM J.

MERPAW, WILLIAM L.

MILLER, GLENN B.

MILINE, DONALD J.

MITCHELL, HAROLD V.

MONAHAN, EARL

MONK, DAVID E.

NADEAU, LAURENT

O’FARRELL, LAWRENCE

O’GRADY, J.E.

O’REILLY, RICHARD J.

PARK, JAMES

PATTERSON, GUY

PAUPST, PERCY W.

PEIRCEY, ARTHUR C.

PHILLIPS, McLEAN G.

POITRAS, JAMES E.

POLLARD, GEORGE C.

PRICE, KENNETH E.

PRIDDIN, W.E.E.B.

PRIMEAU, HENRY

PROULX, AUGUSTUS

QUENNEVILLE, D.J.

REDMOND, JAMES

REID, ROBERT

RELYEA, W.

REVILL, HARVEY S.

ROBERTS,HERBERT T.

ROBERTSON, GERALD E.

ROBINSON, M. SYDNEY

ROSS – ROSS, PETER D.

ROTH, TAIT R.

RUFFO, DOMINIC

SABURN, FRANK E.

SANDELIN, ROBERT

SAUVE, JAMES EARL

SEGUIN, RAYMOND

SHAVER, JAMES H.

SHUTTS, CLIFFORD E.

SINFIELD, ARTHUR G.

SNETSINGER, JOSEPH A.

SPOTTON, E.F.

STUART, JAMES F.

SUGDEN, ALBERT

SNYDER, W. JAMES

SWAINSON, JOHN

TAILLON, ADRINE

THERIEN, H.C.

THOMAS, NELSON J.

THOMPSON, F.A.

TOUCHETTE, DANIEL D.

TYO, WALLACE W.

VIAU, RAYMOND G.

VIPOND, DALTON E.

WAITE, ALBERT W.

WEBSTER, ARTHUR ROBERT

WILLIAMS, FRED

WILLIS, JAMES E.

WILSON, ALFRED J.

WALDORF. J. EDGAR

DOUGALL, J.B.

KOREA

CAMPEAU, M.

GALLINGER, PAUL

STEER, DONALD

Français

Cornwall - Silver Cross Remembrance Park

The park has just a wrought iron gate with a bed of flowers under it and a cenotaph.

The cenotaph itself is very simple, divided into three panels. On top of the middle panel, engraved is the Memorial Cross also known as the Silver Cross.

The Memorial Cross, established in 1919, is a Canadian medal awarded to the mother, widow, widower or next of kin of any member of the Canadian Forces who lost their life in active service including peacekeeping and other international operations.

Every year, a Silver Cross Mother (chosen by the Royal Canadian Legion) is chosen amongst the mothers who received the medal, to lay a wreath during the Remembrance Day ceremony at the National War Memorial.

The Memorial (Silver) Cross Medal, can be worn by the recipients anytime. It is engraved with the name, rank and service number of their child or spouse.

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

Location: Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry County, this cenotaph is situated at the Silver Cross Remembrance Park at the corner of Pitt St and Tollgate Rd E., Cornwall
Emplacement : Cornwall
Coordinates · Coordonnées: 45.046068, -74.749285
Marker type: Cenotaph
Source: Veterans Affairs Canada – National Inventory of Canadian Military Memorials
Licence · Permission: Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada (Veterans Affairs Canada).
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