Description: Tablets are of gray/white marble.

Construction: Tablets are of gray/white marble.

Inscription Tablet One:
THIS CENTRE IS
DEDICATED TO
THE MEN WHO
GAVE THEIR LIVES
FOR DEMOCRACY

Inscription Tablet Two:
HONOUR ROLL

1914 - 1918
A. J. HANSON
C. D. POLING
R. V. POLING
J. A. VIG
P. H. WELCH

1939 - 1945
J. G. EVERNDEN
J. R. B. FERNIE
W. J. C. GIBSON
G. F. HUNTER
V. L. MILES
H. A. NEAL
L. L. PETRY
R. F. PETERSON
R. F. SOLIE
J. B. SOLIE

The original cenotaph was part of the Bentley Memorial Park. The title "Memorial" being synonymous to those who fell in the wars. As the Cenotaph deteriorated, it was decided to remove the tablets and secure them in the basement of the Town Administrative Office until such time as the new cenotaph was built. The administrative staff were kind enough to allow me into the vault to film them

Description: Rectangular gray granite stone set in a concrete base. A bronze plaque has been added for Korea.

Inscription:

DEDICATED
TO THE HONOR
AND SACRIFICE
OF OUR MEN
AND WOMEN
WHO SERVED
OUR COUNTRY
IN WORLD
WARS I-II

Inscription Plaque:

KOREA
1950 - 1953

Bow Island Roll of Honour

World War I 1914 - 1918 Annon, Francis Abbott, Sam L. Bradley, John Caswell, Ernest Caswell, Fred Depew, Alfred Grande, Anton L. Holma, Henry Love, Bob Rushford, John Speke, Hugh

World War II 1939 - 1945 Amlim, Arnold Bateman, Don Belcher, Ken Emard, Garth Fogderud, Terence Galvin, Leo P. Olson, H. Gideon Prunkell, Robert Thomas, Jack Torscher, Joseph Trebble, Phyllis Verhaest, Fred

Description: Obelisk in shape and crowned with the Christian Cross. It is approximately 12 feet in height and 6 feet at the base. Painted black & white and surrounded by miniature concrete obelisks threaded with industrial chain. A single bronze plaque is mounted on the front.

Construction: Concrete.

Inscription:

LEST WE FORGET
IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN GREAT WAR I
1914 - 1918

S.L. Abbot
A.L. Grande

WW2
1939 - 1945

Bdr. Garth E. Emard
L/Cpl Terrence M. Fodgernd
F.O Leo P. Gavin
LAC Hammond G. Olson
Flt. Sgt. Joseph W. Torscher

AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN, AND IN THE MORNING WE SHALL REMEMBER THEM

Description: Granite stone is resting on a granite baseand engraved with black highlighted lettering. A sword superimposed. "VALOUR" in large letters immediately catches the eye.

Construction: Vertical granite stone 46 inches high by 28 inches wide by 8 inches deep resting on a granite stone base 42.5 inches high by 14.5 inches wide by 8.5 inches deep.

Inscription:

DEDICATED TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND TO THOSE WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY

VALOUR

AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN AND IN THE MORNING WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION CAROLINE BRANCH #177
11 NOVEMBER 1982

1914 - 1918
1939 - 1945
KOREA
U.N.
NATO
NORAD

Description: The cenotaph is approximately 14 feet in height. It consists of a base of three, foot-high, steps (eight, six, and four feet square) supporting a four-foot shaft which supports a six-foot obelisk. Five black granite plaques are affixed to the shaft and the base. The monument is set upon a foot-high concrete foundation twelve feet square. Three plaques face east, one faces north, and one faces south. A faint inscription on the east side on the top ridge of the shaft reads: "THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE."

Construction: The base, shaft, and obelisk are grey granite while the five plaques are black granite. The foundation is concrete.

Description: Obelisk, approximately 10 feet high and 5 feet at the base. Facing SE.

Construction: Split and shaped field rocks imbedded in concrete with a black granite plaque on the SE facing side.

Inscription:
IN MEMORY OF
THE MEN OF
INNISFAIL AND DISTRICT
WHO FELL IN
THE WORLD WARS
1914 - 1918,
1939 - 1945
AND THE
KOREAN WAR.

Innisfail Roll of Honour

World War I 1914 - 1918 Their Name Liveth For Evermore
Atkinson, G. S. Baker, F. Banner, R. Barwis, S. Baynham, J. A. Beckett, G. Bell, J. Benton, R. A. Biggs, V. Z. Black, N. Black, W. B. Brewer, W. Bryan, G. Campbell, D. A. Checkley, E. A. Cummings, A. E.	Ellis, E. M. Forshaw, A. E. Foster, J. L. George, D. St.C. Gowan, W. Grimes, R. Gulliver, A. Hall, A. Hill, G. Hodge, C. F. Hooten, W. Hornett, O. E. Jensen, F. Kelly, E. H. Kirkham, J. Lee, J.	Mainwaring, L. Malcolm, F.J. Marsden, B. Marshall, J. M. McAllister, A. McAllister, R. S. McArthur, C. A. Michiel, F. Miller, O. Nicholson, A. Peters, G. E. Quantz, D. Rogers, W. Screen, H. Sim, M. Smallwood, J. C.	Snider, J. Songhurst, S. Swick, A. Swick, C. Walker, J. H. Whetham, P. G. Wormald, J. W.

World War II 1939 - 1946
Anderson, A. A. Ball, D. Bateman, J. Black, R. Brown, F. Cameron, D. Coles, B. Ditchburn, K. Freeman, J. E. Gilliland, N. Gislason, N. Grant, W. Henderson, H. Hileman, E. Hudson, R. D. Jensen, A.	Lennox, A. Lind, M. G. MacLeod, T. McCaw, W. Miller, L. A. Morton, T. Norman, R. Pool, W. Quartly, G. Scott, P. Simpson, J. Spankie, E. Steadman, D. Stiles, A. Thompson, J. W.

Greater love hath no man than this,
that a man lay down his life for his friends.

Description: Pyramid shape surmounted with a Latin cross.

Construction: Field rocks embedded in concrete and set on a concrete base pad.

Inscription:
DEDICATED TO THE MEN AND WOMEN
WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY
IN TIME OF WAR.

AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN
AND IN THE MORNING
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

NOBLEFORD BRANCH #257

Description: Restored Sherman Tank Serial Number T212123, with a grey granite memorial stone measuring 72 inches by 30 inches displayed font and center of the monument. Three concrete steps lead up to the front of the display flanked on either side by replicated "tank trap" pyramids.

The right pyramid has an engraved grey granite stone reading:

DEDICATED BY BRANCH 105 OLDS, ALBERTA ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
11 NOVEMBER 1992

The left pyramid reads:

SHERMAN TANK IN MEMORY OF ALL THOSE WHO SERVED OUR COUNTRY WW1, WW2, KOREA

Plaque inscription:

THEY SHALL NOT GROW OLD

ALSHEAD, H. AHLWARDT, A.D. ALLISON, K.H. ANDERSON, F. BRIEGEL, J. CANN, J. CLARK, M. CONRAD, N.L. COUTTS, A.G. CROMBIE, R.J. CUTHBERT, G.

DAVIDSON, E.W. DREW, A. ELDER, J.W. ERHART, G. GRIMES, R. GWARTNEY, C. HARRISON, A.J. HARTMAN, C.L. KEOWN, L. LINK, R.W. MACINTYRE, H.V.

MORPHY, V. MURRAY, J.D. PAASCH, N. PECK, W. PECKHAM, J. REIBER, D. REID, G. RENDEL, W. ROGERS, R. RUNHAM, T. SHANKS, A.B.

SMITH, T. STIRTON, D. STRINGER, H.L. ULRY, A.D. ULRY, L.A. WALLACE, D. WARE, F. WIGHAM, E.A. WILKENSON, I. WILLIAMS, J.E. WILLSIE, G.

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

This armoured monument is a well maintained "look and touch" memorial. There is a steel step walkway behind the tank which allows visitors to view the top of the Sherman tank and appreciate the enormity of these huge steel war machines.

Description: The monument is engraved with a ship, tank and aircraft representing the Navy, Army and Air Force

Construction: Vertical brown granite monument 38 inches wide by 80 inches high and 8 inches deep, mounted on a base of gray granite measuring 50 inches wide by 9 inches high by 20 inches deep.

Inscription:

LEST WE FORGET

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN PROUD AND GRATEFUL
REMEMBRANCE
OF THOSE FROM
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE
AND DISTRICT
WHO SERVED IN THE ARMED FORCES
OF OUR COUNTRY IN
WORLD WARS
1914 - 1918
1939 - 1945
AND THE KOREAN WAR

THEY GAVE THEIR TODAY FOR OUR TOMORROW

Description: Obelisk shape, approximately 7.5 feet in height with a 6 foot square base. Two plaques on east facing side.

Construction: Field rocks from the local area retained in cement and set on a cement base.

Inscription:
SUNDRE AND DISTRICT
HONOUR ROLL

W.W.1 ANDERSON, J. DAMES, J.W. FERRIS, H. MJOLSNESS, J. PENDLE, A.W.

W.W.2 ALLISON, A.H. BIRD, R.F. GOLDEN, N.A. GOOD, J.W. HEWITT, M.J.

McINTYRE, H.D. STOVEL, C.C. WIGHAM, E. WILLIAMS, J.E.

The Veterans Homecoming Park has been constructed with a great deal of forethought. It has a semi-circular road around the back of the monument suitable for RV traffic of any size. The park has a nice grassed area adjacent to the road with picnic tables and garbage disposal cans. It is very well maintained and well worth visiting.