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| A Project Honouring the fallen of the World Wars |
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Summerland’s cenotaph lists the Summerland soldiers who died in World War One and Two. For whatever reason, not all of the families of Summerland’s “Fallen Soldiers” wished to have their loved ones identified on the cenotaph. Those names are italicized below. Some families may have preferred another type of memorial or another location for the memorial.
Names in red indicate that a street in Summerland has been named in their honour. Summerland will continue to name all new streets from this list.
Names underlined have been honoured with a street banner.(not up to date).
World War II Fallen of Summerland
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Agur,
Robert Jasper
"Robin" |
Blagborne,
Charles Ward
"Charlie" |
Boothe
John Gordon
"Gord" |
Brennan,
Thomas Edwin |
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Clements,
Allen |
Daniels,
A.B. Michael
Mike |
Dewar,
Harold |
Duncan,
Robert Fortune Jamieson |
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Gould,
Lloyd George |
Hickey,
Laurence Francis |
Hunt,
Earnest Page
"Ernie" |
Jewell,
Ronald James
"Ron" |
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Lemke,
John Julius
"Johnny" |
MacDougall,
Alfred Keith |
McCutcheon,
William Robert |
McLachlan
Russell William
"Russ" |
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Murfitt,
Herbert Arthur |
Nisbet,
Patrick Picton
"Pat" |
Powell,
Richard Clement |
Rumball,
Harold Marland |
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Smith,
Alexander John
"Sandy" |
Smith,
Arthur William
"Skook" |
Smith,
Eric |
Smith,
Frederik Paul |
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Temple,
Arthur John Guy |
Verrier,
Charles Reginald
"Charlie" |
Wilson,
Andrew
"Andy" |
Wilson
Wesley William |
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Young,
Thomas McLaren
"Tommy" |
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