Granite cross, standard and base – Windsor

The Silver Cross Monument was erected in 1959 by the Windsor Chapter of the Remembrance Association Silver Cross Women of Canada and is dedicated to Windsor and Essex County war dead from the First and Second World Wars, Korean War and Peacekeeping. The base of the monument was replaced in 1962 by the Air Force Club in Windsor due to deterioration. The memorial also had to be refaced due to vandalism. This was financed by the Windsor Veterans Memorial Service Committee. Sponsored by Windsor Chapter Remembrance Association Silver Cross Women of Canada. Re-dedicated 1997.

Inscription

[front/devant]

IN MEMORY OF
THE SERVICE PERSONNEL OF
WORLD WARS I, II,
KOREA AND PEACEKEEPING
FROM WINDSOR AND ESSEX COUNTY
WHO GAVE THEIR TODAY FOR OUR TOMORROW
SPONSORED BY
WINDSOR CHAPTER REMEMBRANCE ASSOCIATION
SILVER CROSS WOMEN OF CANADA
RE-DEDICATED 1997

Ce mémorial a été érigé en 1959 par la filiale de Windsor de la Remembrance Association (Silver Cross Women of Canada) et est dédié aux citoyens de Windsor et du comté d’Essex morts au combat durant les Première et Seconde Guerres mondiales, la guerre de Corée et les missions de maintien de la paix. Commandité par la filiale de Windsor de la Remembrance Association (Silver Cross Women of Canada). Reconsacré en 1997.

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