The Chilliwack Poppy Project - World War Two Map

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World war Two

This map shows the addresses of Chilliwack men who died in the Second World War. Attestation records for the men were not available, but street directories from 1939-1945 revealed that almost all the names on the Chilliwack War Memorial represent men who lived in the area. To date, out of the 108 names on the Memorial, 85 addresses have been found in historical documents pertaining to the Chilliwack area. Please click on a name (find the icon box inside the map -upper left) that interests you to find out more about those who fought for Canada in the Second World War.

List of Soldiers on the Chilliwack Cenotaph - World War 2

Flying Officer Ronald Earle Archibald	Flight Sergeant John Douglas Baird	Private Leo Lawrence Bedard
Pilot Officer George Robert Berkey	Lieutenant Henry Edward Boutroy	Flight Lieutenant Francis Thomas Sargent Brice
Pilot Officer Vincent Leslie Brice	Flight Sergeant Alfred George Greenwood Brown	Flight Sergeant Peter Edwin Elkford Brown
Second Lieutenant Reginald Harry Brown	Flight Sergeant William Alexander Cameron	Trooper Robert Woodrow Cantelon
Lance Corporal Howard Ralph Carter	Private Claud George Clerf	Leading Seaman Archibald Henry William Conway
Flying Officer Richard Leslie Coulter	Warrant Officer II Russell Tyrrell Currie	Pilot Officer Alexander Gordon Devoy
Pilot Officer Francis Aloysius Doherty	Rifleman John Paul Drader	Private Douglas Barry Eaton
Flight Sergeant William Bligh Eaton	Flight Lieutenant John Robert Edgar	Flight Sergeant Sydney Eric Eversfield
Flying Officer Robert Charles Field	Flight Sergeant Harry Kennedy Ford	Lance Corporal James A. Forddred
Flying Officer Frederick Arthur George Wilmott Gerty	Private Rudolf Goetz	Private George Andrew Good
Flying Officer Frank Herbert Grainger	Pilot Officer George Henry Green	Private Eric Selcov Hansen
Flying Officer Lynn Harvey	Lieutenant David Carson Hazelton	Pilot Officer Thomas Douglas Holden
Radio Technician Second Class Roger Jackman	Flight Lieutenant Terrance Patrick Jarvis	Private Ralph Edmund Johnson
Flying Officer Maurice Jorgenson	Corporal Dewart Bowyer Kessler	Private Bernard Klaudt
Flight Lieutenant James Stewart Lees, D.F.C.	Flight Lieutenant Frank James Ling	Sergeant John Lawson Lockwood
Private Eric Gunnar Ludwig	Flying Officer Robert Douglas MacDonald	Flight Lieutenant Ronald Ernest MacFarlane, D.F.M.
Pilot Officer Alexander Harvey MacLeod	Corporal Lester Harvey McConnell	Private Angus Martin McKenzie
Flight Sergeant Nathaniel Wesley McNair	Private Wesley Ronald Mercer	Warrant Officer II Donald Montgomery
Leading Air Craftsman William Strongren Murray	Private Leonard Nelson	Flying Officer James Leonard Norris
Acting Bombardier George Allen Northgraves	Private Norville Carl Nowell	Sergeant Lorne D. O'Connor
Flight Sergeant Leslie Alfred Parker	Private Albert Renz	Trooper Douglas Milton Rexford
Warrant Officer I Lorne Clarence Rideout	Acting Lance Sergeant Everett Anthony Ronksley	Acting Captain John Trelawney Scudamore
Warrant Officer II Everett Charles Smith	Senior Second Engineer George L.V. Smith	Pilot Officer Lloyd Snider
Flying Officer Ernest Sowerby	Flight Sergeant Stanley Derek Spencer	Pilot Officer Maxwell MacLean Stewart
Flying Officer John Ross Stoneman	Flying Officer John Allen Thompson	Sergeant Keith McNeill Thompson
Flying Officer Aubrey Maxwell Tingle	Squadron Leader Cyril Nisbet Tingle Jr. brother to above	Pilot Officer Leicester James Tingle, Newphew to above
Lance Corporal Leslie Marlow Warr	Pilot Officer John William Williams D.F.C.	Private Kenneth William Wilson or Trimmer Kenneth W. Wilson
Corporal Abe A. Wittenberg	Private Leslie Cecil Wray	Sergeant Frank Harris Wright