Glenboro Cenotaph
A monument in Glenboro, in the Municipality of Glenboro-South Cypress, commemorates soldiers from the local area killed during military service. It was unveiled at a ceremony attended by Lieutenant Governor James Aikins on 1 June 1921.
Inscription
[obelisk/obélisque]
Vimy Ridge, Cambrai, Passchendaele, Ypres, Amiens, Somme
[inscription/inscription]
This monument was erected by a grateful people in memory of those who gave their lives for freedom in two great wars 1914 – 1918 and 1939 – 1945. Killed in action 1939 – 1945 (13 names/13 noms). “Lest we forget”. 1914 – 1918 (34 names/noms) 1939 – 1945 (13 names/13 noms).
World War II
Martin Bailey
James Melvin “Jimmy” Barker
Mark Henry Brown DFC & Bar
Gordon Alton Cline
Hector Thomas Moore Cooper
Oliver Roland Donogh
Turner Frederickson
Roderick Harold Hurton
Barney August Isleifson
Theodore H. Jonsson
Paul Nelson Pennycook
Ralph Lloyd Thompson
Thomas L. Wayte
World War I
Frank Johnston Bailie MM
Bertram William Biles
Alan West Burnett
Barney Bjarnason
William Frederick Dodds
Edward Franklin Down
Christine Frederickson
Ellis Dixon Garnett
Walter Hindley
William John King
William James Lyall
Archibald Guy Magdelin
Frank Russell Malyon
Bertram Marshall
George Frederick McFadden
John McKay
Albert James McNicol
Alfred Samuel Moore
George Norwood
Gunnar Richardson
Albert Victor George Robb
Frederick Rumble
Norman Rusk
Conrad Sigtryggson
Sytryggur W. Sigurdson
Thor Sigurdson
Oscar Stephenson
Christman Swanson
Walter Henry Tillyer
Henry Tull
Arthur Frederick Viney
Grover Cleveland Vrooman
Robert Charles Williams
Howard Sylvester Wilton
Cénotaphe de Glenboro
Ce monument est dédié à ceux qui ont donné leur vie pour la liberté durant la Première et la Seconde Guerre mondiale.
Le texte de l’inscription figure dans la section anglaise.