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These men have made the Supreme Sacrifice:
| Private C.L. Hardman | 24th Battalion |
| Lieut. Chas. Watt | 117th Battalion |
| Private C.C. Letham | 73rd Battalion |
| Sig. J.P. Smith | 79th Battery |
Overseas:
| Sergt. Layton Hodgson, D.C.M. | Lord Strathcona Horse | (Severely wounded, leg lost) |
| A. Roy | C.O.T.C., Laval | |
| Private J.T. Donnely | Late of 60th Battalion | (Severely wounded) |
| Private A. Dubreuil | P.P.C.L.I. | (Wounded) |
| Lance-Corp. R.G. Lucas | 23rd Reserve | (Wounded) |
| Sergt. H. Hughes, A.M.C. | Salonica Forces | (Returned to England sick) |
| Lieut. A.M. Calder | Commission “Black Watch” | (Wounded last year) |
| Gunner W.A. Davidson | 3rd Can. Siege Battery | |
| G.L. Gall | 51st Territorial Rifle Brigade | (Sick and discharged) |
| Lieut. Jas. M. Paul | 1st Royal Scots Fusiliers | (Wounded, returned to duty) |
| Lieut. Alex Deslauriers | 22nd French-Canadian | (Wounded 3 times, returned to duty) |
| Gunner J.W. Mullan | 3rd Can. Siege Battery | |
| Private Ross Hamilton | 9th Canadian Field Ambulance | |
| Gunner C. McFaul | 3rd Can. Siege Battery | |
| Gunner Jos. Massie | 3rd Can. Siege Battery | |
| Private Tom Gordon | Pay Office, London | |
| Gunner E.H. Howard | 5th Can. Siege Battery | |
| Private G.W. Fowles | 4th C.D.A.C. | |
| Sergt. E.M. Mander, M.M. | 87 Can. Grenadier Guards | (In hospital in England) |
| Private Ralph Barnes | 22nd French-Canadian | |
| Lieut. A.D. Brewer | 2nd Can. Command Depot | (Wounded, gassed) |
| Private J. Livingston | 23rd Canadian Reserve | |
| Sig. A.R. Woods | C.C.H.A. | |
| Paul Hardy | 1st Can. Tank Battalion | |
| Lieut. J.H. Cameron | 77th Battalion | (Returned wounded) |
| Private Alex. Tait | 23rd Canadian Reserve | |
| R. Torney | 42nd Battalion | |
| R. Crowther | 14th Battalion | |
| A.F. Hill | Army Medical Corps | |
| Oswald Duchesneau | Royal Air Force |
In Canada:
| Harold Marshall | Royal Air Force, Training for Overseas |
| W. McAleese | 79th Battery |
| Dess Simonds | Royal Air Force, Training for Overseas |
| Robert Valentine | Royal Air Force |
| Lieut. J. Bruce Phillips | 42nd Battalion Now Instructing Aviation, Canada, after service in France |
| Private S. Latimer | C.O.C. Canada |
| J. Lajoie | Reserve, Canada |
| Lieut. G. Lawrence | Instructor Bayonet and Fencing, Canada |
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Colin Lovatt
Jan 30, 24 12:11 PM
Colin Lovatt, the son of a prosperous family,came to Canada as a BICA Boy to work as an agricultural labourer. He returned to the UK.
Deborah Waddell is an independent member of the Evalogue.Life network of professional oral historians.
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