First United Church of Ottawa Second World War Honour Roll

This memorial consists of a framed scroll, and is dedicated to the members of the First United Church of Ottawa who served in the Second World War. It was unveiled by the First United Church of Ottawa.

First United Church shares a building with All Saints’ Anglican Church Westboro.

Inscription

[front/devant]
For King & Country
Members of
First United Church of Ottawa
who have volunteered for active service
with Canada’s Fighting Forces

[column 1/colonne 1]
Agar, A.V.
Alexander, J.C.
Allen, J.C.
Barker, A.R.
Barker, L.H.
*Beattie, H.J.
Beattie, W.K.
Bergsteinsson, J.
Black, J.
Botterell, Nora
Burt, P.W.
Burt, T.J.
Butler, H.
Calderwood, D.
Campbell, J.
Capell, H.C.W.
Capell, H.B.
Capell, W.A.
Davidson, R.
Denison, J.M.
Draper, C.A.E.
*Drinkwater, G.
Elliott, R.G.
Ellis, R.M.
Floyd, S.J.
Forsyth, C.W.
Forsyth, W.
Franklin, R.E.
Frappier, F.
Gervan, H.C.
Gervan, W.R.

[column 2/colonne 2]
Gill, D.C.
Gill, E.A.
Gobey, A.
Graham, J.B.A.
Guest, N.
Halliday, E.C.
Haw, J.
Hobbs, C.A.
*Hodgins, K.Y.
Hogg, W.G.
Hogg, J.E.
Holliday, Gwen, M.
Holliday, Jean
*Irwin, D.L.
Jackson, J.S.
Johnson, B.
Johnson, K.A.
Keays, G.M.
Kennedy, R.C.
Ker, A.G.
*Lewis, S.G.

[column 3/colonne 3]
Maloley, T.
Maloley, W.
McRae, J.S.
Mcabry, H.S.
Mcabry, W.
Miller, W.J.
Montgomery, W.M.
Morgan, N.
Mulligan, J.L.
Murray, A.
Neill, C.S.
Nicol, J.
Pals, V.
Patterson, H.A.
Payne, L.
Payne, O.
Payne, R.G.
Payne, S.R.
Paynter, K.A.
Pickthorne, E.B.
Pitkethly, D.C.

[column 4/colonne 4]
Poyser, N.
Proudfoot, N.
Reid, G.E.
Reid, R.
Shouldice, F.M.
Simpson, L.J.
Smith, C.
Smith, F.A.
Smith, R.A.
Strickland, Ann
Sunderland, J.F.
Thomson, J.
Turner, W.M.
Walsh, J.E.
Walsh, W.A.
Watchhorn, T.A.
William, W.O.
Whitman, Helen
Willis, E.
Willis, J.N.
Wilson, C.J.C.
Wilson, Dorothy J.
Wilson, J.E.
Wilson, J.S.
Wilson, M.B.
Wilson, Myrtle R.
Wilson, S.
Wright, S.
Wyand, J.B.
Young, W.
R.G. Hodgins

Cet objet commémoratif est un parchemin encadré. Il est dédié aux membres de la First United Church d’Ottawa qui ont combattu pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Il a été inauguré par la First United Church d’Ottawa.

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