Special Services at P.G. Cemetery Today
By 250 News
Saturday, June 14, 2008 05:09 AM
Prince George, B.C. – Relatives of three veterans buried at the Prince George Cemetery will be taking part in special services this morning that will see the formerly unmarked graves, officially marked with gravestones.
A special search revealed there were 18 veterans’ graves that had been previously unmarked.
The names of the veterans, and their service are as follows:
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Veteran Name
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Served
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Walter Harvey Pettis
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WWII Canada and Overseas
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John Louis Lilley
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WWII Canada and Overseas
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James Walsh
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WWII Canada Only
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Reginald Charles Falkus
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WW1 Canada and Overseas
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Alexander Waskossky
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WWI Canada and Overseas
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Oscar George Boyce
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WWI Canada and Overseas
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Robert Morley Phillips
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WWI Canada and Overseas
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Frank Abbs
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WWI Canada and Overseas
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James Russell Campbell
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WW1 Canada and Overseas
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Thomas Hammett
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WWI Canada and Overseas
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Cedar Grieb
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WWI Canada Only
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Kenneth Peter Brereton
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WWII Canada and Overseas
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Edwin Clarence Small
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WWI Canada and Overseas
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Wilfred Blanchette
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WWI and WWII – Canada Only
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Edward Wilson
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WWI Canada and Overseas
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Clifton James Hazzard
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WWI Canada and Overseas
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Joseph Benjamin Danielson
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WW1 Canada and Overseas
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Gordon Charles Sinclair
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WWI Canada and Overseas
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Posted by: Harbinger on June 14 2008 10:52 PM
There is a group that are trying to photograph all gravestones of Veterans that served for Canada.
Their web page is www.mapleleaflegacy.org
I know they would be very interested to have photos of these new gravestones. Full information can be found at the above web page.
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