Warrant Officer Dennis Raymond Brown was a reservist from The Lincoln and Welland Regiment in St. Catharines, Ontario. WO Brown served with the “Lincs and Winks” for 20 years and was on leave from his civilian job of 8 years as a special constable with the Niagara Regional Police. He was described as a leader […]
Master Warrant Officer Raoul (Ray) Fournier – Royal Canadian Army Service Corps In response to Canada’s call for men to enrol in the Canadian Armed Forces to support the UK in their war efforts, Raoul (Ray) Fournier, enrolled on the 28th of August 1941. By April of 1942, he had arrived in the UK, leaving […]
Let me introduce you to my father. My Hero!WO Aimé Michaud (Ret), R22R, Korean War Veteran, Instructor in Physical Fitness (PERI Staff). 21 February 1930 – 12 April 2024. My father was the most caring, loving and patient man. He and my mother raised 2 daughters. We lived mostly in Quebec City, where my Dad […]
MWO St-Pierre, Mom, Mamie or Mémé was the embodiment of a proud soldier and an independent, strong woman. Having devoted her life to serving her country, she was a member of the RCAF Reg F for 20 years and in the Army PRes for an additional 20. She deployed to Afghanistan at the ripe old […]
Warrant Officer Eric L. Hutt served in the Canadian Army for over 30 years. He dedicated is life to protecting and serving fellow Canadians. In his community, he was always called upon to play the Last Post for the fallen soldiers. “The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, […]
Michael J. Paupst was born on January 3, 1966. He attended Royal Roads Military College and graduated in Physics and Computer Science in British Columbia. He participated in various sports such as wrestling and volleyball, and won third place in track and field as a javelin thrower. After graduating, he trained as a pilot officer […]
Jean-Baptiste Lagadec spent four years in Europe during the First World War, mostly as a mechanic at the Engine Repair Park in the UK. He was awarded a posthumous medal for his services, as he died of the pandemic in 1918, three weeks before Armistice Day.
Jean-Pierre Lagadec was a radio operator with the Royal Air Force Transport Command, 45 Group. He and his team transported aircraft to England for use in combat. Jean-Pierre and his team perished when their plane crashed on February 6, 1945.
Lieutenant-Colonel T.C. MacWilliam, commander of the Ist Bn, 2nd Reg, First Special Service Force, led the assault and capture of Monte La Difensa on December 3, 1943. Killed by mortar fire as he was about to reach the regiment’s second objective.
Glenn was born to the army. He spent time in Germany, Bosnia, Petewawa, YellowKnife and Trenton. A warrant officer, he loved winter warfare and was an expert at it. After leaving Yellowknife and moving to Trenton, he returned to Yellowknife from January to March. He is survived by his wife Tracey and two daughters, Danielle […]
