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Last Name Rank First Name Unit Period of Service Location Year of Death Date Published
CHESHIRE Corporal  John H.  Canadian Army WW1  Chilliwack, British Columbia   February 1988  
CHARRON   Francois-Xavier  WW II,Korean War  Sudbury, Ontario 1996   June/July 1996  
CARPENTER Able Seaman  Arthur J.  Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve WW II, Reserve  Calgary, Alberta 2000   March/April 2001  
CASEMORE Gunner  Carl C.  WW II, Reserve  Ontario 2001   March/April 2002  
CLARKE   James C.  Royal Canadian Naval Reserve WW II, Reserve  North Sydney, Nova Scotia 2000   November/December 2001  
CYR Private  Raymond  Royal Canadian Army Service Corps WW II, Reserve  Vanier, Ontario 2000   March/April 2001  
CORNWALL Flying Officer  Hugh G.  Seaforth Highlanders of Canada, Royal Canadian Air Force WW II, Regular Force, Reserve  British Columbia 2001   November/December 2001  
CARRIERE Private  Charles  Canadian Infantry Corps WW II, Regular Force  Capreol, Ontario 1993   March 1994  
CHRISTOPHER Petty Officer 1st Class  Dana A.  Royal Canadian Navy WW II, Regular Force  Capreol, Ontario 1993   March 1994  
CARRUTHERS Leading Aircraftman  Eric A.  Royal Canadian Air Force WW II, Regular Force  Kinistino, Saskatchewan 1993   March 1994  
COLLINS Leading Aircraftman  Everett W.  Royal Canadian Air Force WW II, Regular Force  Stoney Creek, Ontario 1993   March 1994  
COLLINS Leading Aircraftman  Frederick P.  Royal Air Force WW II, Regular Force  Slough Berna, United Kingdom 1992   March 1994  
CLARKE Lieutenant  James F.  14th Canadian Hussars WW II, Regular Force  Vancouver, British Columbia 1993   March 1994  
CONNOLLY   John F.  Royal Canadian Navy WW II, Regular Force  Dartmouth, Nova Scotia 1993   March 1994  
CAMPBELL   R.J.  Royal Canadian Corps of Signals WW II, Regular Force  Winnipeg, Manitoba 1993   March 1994  
CUSLER Master Warrant Officer  William R.  Royal Canadian Air Force WW II, Regular Force  Victoria, British Columbia 1993   March 1994  
COTE Captain  Marcel  1st Canadian Parachute Bn. WW II, CF  Montreal 2001   November/December 2001  
CHRISTIE Sergeant  Adam  Royal Canadian Army Service Corps WW II  Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1993   March 1994  
COCKBURN Bombardier  Alan F.  47th Bty. WW II  Cobourg, Ontario 1993   March 1994  
CLARKE Private  Arthur G.  Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders WW II  Cobourg, Ontario 1993   March 1994  
CULVER Gunner  B.  15th Field Regiment WW II  Fort MacLeod, Alberta 1993   March 1994  
CASEMORE   Bruce W.  WW II  Fruitvale, British Columbia 1993   March 1994  
CRYDERMAN Corporal  C. Glen  Royal Canadian Air Force WW II  Treherne, Manitoba 1994   March 1994  
COWLES Telegraphist  Clare H.  Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve WW II  Ladysmith, British Columbia 1993   March 1994  
CLOSE   D. Leo (Andy)  Royal Hamilton Light Infantry WW II  Calgary, Alberta 1993   March 1994  
CHIASON Sergeant  Dennis J.  North Shore (New Brunswick) Regiment WW II  Baddeck, Nova Scotia 1993   March 1994  
CLARK   Douglas W.  Canadian Scottish Regiment WW II  Holden, Alberta 1993   March 1994  
CORNELIUS Private  Earle  West Nova Scotia Regiment WW II  Chester, Nova Scotia 1993   March 1994  
CALHOUN Sergeant  Emmerson H.  Carleton and York Regiment WW II  Nashwaak Bridge, New Brunswick 1993   March 1994  
COVEY   Emmett A.  Royal Canadian Air Force WW II  Cambridge, Ontario 1993   March 1994  
CAMPBELL   Fraser  407 Sqdn. RCAF WW II  Newcastle, New Brunswick 1993   March 1994  
CARVELL Corporal  Harold A. (Jiggs)  Royal Canadian Air Force WW II  Woodstock, New Brunswick 1993   March 1994  
CLARK   John E.  WW II  Toronto, Ontario 1993   March 1994  
CUTT Flying Officer  John M. (Max)  Royal Canadian Air Force WW II  Goderich, Ontario 1993   March 1994  
COLLINS Telegraphist  John P.  Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve WW II  Penticton, British Columbia 1993   March 1994  
CZARNECKI Gunner  Joseph  Royal Canadian Artillery, RCASC WW II  Dauphin, Manitoba 1993   March 1994  
COOK   Matthew F.  RAOC WW II  Vancouver, British Columbia 1993   March 1994  
COLLIN   Merton A.  Royal Canadian Air Force WW II  Lethbridge, Alberta 1993   March 1994  
CASIER   Michael  Royal Canadian Air Force WW II  Chatham, Ontario 1993   March 1994  
CAMERON Private  Peter J.  Army WW II  Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1993   March 1994  
COLLINS   Richard O.  Army WW II  Ottawa, Ontario 1993   March 1994  
CHATELAIN   Rolland  Army WW II  Cornwall, Ontario 1993   March 1994  
CRAMM Sapper  Roy M.  Royal Canadian Engineers WW II  Dundas, Ontario 1993   March 1994  
COOMBE   Warren  Royal Canadian Corps of Signals WW II  Winnipeg, Manitoba 1993   March 1994  
CROCKER   William  166th (Newfoundland) Fld. Regt., RA WW II  Corner Brook, Newfoundland 1993   March 1994  
CARR Private  Fred  56th Bn. WW I  Calgary, Alberta 1991   April 1991  
CHAMBERS Private  Robert  5th Bty, CFA WW I  Toronto, Ontario 1993   June 1993  
CROUSE Private  Robert L.  Canadian Machine Gun Corps WW I  Stewiacke, Nova Scotia 1993   June 1993  
CYR Flying Officer  J. Guy  Royal Canadian Air Force WW 2. CAF  Gatineau, Quebec 1999   November/December 2000  
CHAMBERS Private  Alden (Doody)  Royal Canadian Engineers, 1st Cdn. Parachute Bn. WW 2.   Chapleau, Ontario 1993   May 1994  
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