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Quyon War Cenotaph

Dedicated on 8 July 2000, this memorial is dedicated to the local war dead and veterans of the Second World War, the Korean War and the Gulf War.

Inscription

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[Centre stele]

Lest we forget

Killed in Action WW 2

Campbell Clayton

Kearns Mel

Ledoux Earl

Moore Alwin

Teevens Cliffod

Wesbrook Basil

In memory of the men and

women from

Quyon and Onslow

who served their country

Dedicated 8th July 2000

[Left stele]

World War II

Alexander, Cameron

Daley, Basil

Amm, Jamie

Daley, Earl

Amm, Meredith

Daley, Oliver

Armitage, Elwin

Derouin, Joe

Armitage, Garnet

Dolan, Earl

Armitage, Harry

Dowe, Gilmore

Armitage, Hollis

Draper, Clarence

Armitage, Wellington

Draper, Marjory

Armstrong, Clayton

Endicott, Clarence

Ayearst, Clayton

Faulkner, Thomas

Ayotte, Steven

Faye, Anthony

Boland, Douglas

Foley, Fred

Borutski, Basil

Fox, John

Borutski, Lawrence

Griffith, Norman

Borutski, Michael

Guertin, Michael

Bottrill, Ronald

Hetherington, Mel

Braden, Gilbert

Huckabow, Lindsay

Brennan, Cedric

Huckabow, Walter

Branson, Robert

Johnston, William

Brown, Mackenzie

Kearns, Fred

Burke, William

Kearns, Gerald

Cain, Francis

Kearns, Goldie

Campbell, Arthur

Kearns, Kenneth

Campbell, Edey

Kennedy, Lorne

Campbell, Harper

Kennedy, Richard

Chevrier, Richard

Kilbride, Delima

Clark, Betty

Kilbride, Percy

Clark, Walton

Kingsbury, Arthur

Cleary, Frank

Kingsbury, Maurice

Coughlin, Thomas

Kingsbury, Percy

Coyle, Francis

Knox, Thomas

Coyle, Hugh

Lance, Tousant

Coyle, Michael

Landry, William

Coyle, Richard

Larocque, Edey

Coyle, Robert

Larocque, Edward

Coyle, Warren

Larocque, Lloyd

Craig, Robert

Larocque, Rupert

Cummings, Calvert

Lebel, William

[Right stele]

World War II

Lebrun, Alex

Quigg, Thomas DFC

Lebrun, Andrew

Renaud, Emile

Lebrun, Clifford

Ross, Donald

Lebrun, John

Ross, Edward

Lebrun, Leo

Ross, Hugh

Lebrun, Oswald

Ross, Kenneth

Lepine, Ernest

Sally, Vern

Lepine, Maurice

Scott, J. Stanislaus

Manary, Alwin

Smith, Mac

Manary, Elmer

Smith, Martin

Marion, Ernie

Smith, Ralph

McCann, Steve

Stafford, Walter

McColgan, Edward

Stanton, Edward

McColl, Reverend E.

Stanton, Monica

McGoff, John

Steele, Merrit

McKnight, Clarence

Steele, Warren

McLellan, Stewart

Stephens, George

Meunier, Asa

Stephens, Woodrow

Meunier, Clifford

Stewart, Jim

Meunier, Edmond

Tomlinson, Ivan

Moore, Bernard

Tomlinson, Kenneth

Moore, Emmanuel

Tomlinson, Merveyn

Moore, Gerald

Trudeau, Louis

Mosley, Carson

Wesbrook, Lloyd

Moyle, Rita

Wesbrook, Harvey

Muldoon, Vincent

Young, Arnold

Mulligan, Athol

Kilroy, Harry

Mulligan, Joseph

Murphy, Robert

Korean War

Murrell, Melvin

O’Donnell, Mathew

Armitage, Garnet

O’Hara, Bernard

Barnhart, James

O’Hara, Joe

Murrell, Melvin

Periard, Omar

Renaud, Roland

Pilon, Jacques

Pimlott, Douglas

Gulf War

Proulx, Emmett

Quigg, Justin

Labrie, Gilles

Kearns, Thomas

Français

Cénotaphe de Quyon

Inauguré le 8 juillet 2000, ce monument est dédié aux résidants de Quyon qui ont combattu ou ont été tués pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, la guerre de Corée et la guerre du Golfe.

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

Location: Intersection of Clarendon and Ferry streets, Next to 1189 Clarendon Street, Quyon
Emplacement : Rue Clarendon, Quyon
Coordinates · Coordonnées: 45.521094, -76.228821
Marker type: Three granite stelia
Type de repère : Trois stèles en granit
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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