Remembrance Day 2021

Lest We Forget.

While there are no regular public services at our cenotaphs in South Bruce this Remembrance Day, we encourage all to observe two minutes of silence, and view the virtual service posted to our Facebook page, Municipality of South Bruce.

We owe our gratitude and thanks to the heroes who went before us and paid the ultimate sacrifice defending our country and our freedoms. We also take this time to acknowledge the brave Canadians who continue to serve and defend our country.

Our communities in South Bruce have a long history of military service that we are not only proud of, but must continue to remember and honour, today and throughout the year.

Comrades who gave their lives in service (1914-1918)

C. Alexander Bannerman

T. Alexander Alphonse Brick

C. George David Colvin

C. Walter Clitheroe

C. Clarence Donald

T. Norman Farquharson

T. Harold Fraser

T. Thornton Fear

T. William J. Higgins

T. Elwood Hewitt

C. Simon P. Kieffer

C. Thomas Richard King

C. John Benjamin Lawerence

C. William Simpson Lindsay

C. Roscoe Mahoney

T. Ernest E. Moore

C. James McKinnon

C. Alan Melhuish

C. Andrew Bonar Reid

T. Alfred Read

C. Thomas Smith

T. Albert J. Worrall

C. Nursing Sister, Maude C. McGlynn

Comrades who gave their lives in service (1939-1945)

C. James McKague

C. A. M. Meyer

C. Victor Meyer

C. Theodore Moran

C. Cwac Olive Lillian Litt

"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them."