Oshawa, Ontario – In advance of this year’s Remembrance Day Parade and Ceremony taking place at Oshawa’s Memorial Park, Oshawa Power has raised more than 100 banners honouring and memorializing Oshawa’s veterans.
Each fall since 2017, we have joined together with the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 43 to install these banners recognizing local heroes around the Downtown Core. This year, we had the honour of raising an additional 15 banners, bringing the program’s total count to 101 memorials.
“Oshawa Power is honoured to participate in this initiative with the Royal Canadian Legion recognizing local veterans. We recognize the sacrifices these brave men and women made for our freedom and proudly celebrate them as heroes in our community. Our team takes great pride in helping to grow this program and in ensuring these banners are raised high and treated with great respect each November.”
– Daniel Arbour, President & CEO, Oshawa Power
We offer our sincere gratitude to the brave individuals who fought for our freedoms and for the great nation of Canada. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten.
“Each year since we joined this program in 2017, we have had the pleasure of hearing from families across Oshawa about what these banners mean to their families. For our team, hearing from these families and playing a small part in recognizing the sacrifices of their relatives is a source of enormous pride.”
– Mike Weatherbee, Managing Director, Oshawa Power
To find out how you can honour a veteran, please visit our Community page.
Honoured Veterans
- Thomas Bruce Baird
- Eleanor Beck
- Shawn Bowe
- William Ernest Boyce
- Eric C. Branton
- Winnifred A. Branton
- Elam Brinson
- S/Sgt. Alfred C. Brisebois
- Ed Brisebois
- Ken Brisebois
- Nancy C.M. Brisebois
- George Brocanier
- Orval Earl Brock
- Gordon James Brown
- Harry Arthur Brown
- Norman Edward Brown
- William Robert Brown
- Frank Buller
- Earl K. Campbell
- Frederick Edmond Carey
- WO2 Don Chapman
- Leslie W.B. Childerhose
- Edward J. Crawford
- George Hayward Crawford
- James Convery
- John Thomas Dalby
- Archie S.D. Dean
- James Essex
- Kevin Ferguson
- Harry L. Ferneley
- D. Craig Finney
- Douglas J. Finney
- Roy Foster
- Henryk K. Fraczek
- William Roy Gillman
- John (Jack) F. Goulding
- Edward C. Halcomb
- Thomas Hopkins Hammond
- Francis Charles Hannan
- William Thomas Harding
- Joseph Hart
- Henry J. “Chick” Hewett
- John H. Hodgson
- Norman Roy Hodgson
- Ben Jacklin
- Ted Kelly
- George W.B. Kingsland
- Lt. Alan Edward King
- Bernard Kinlin
- James Kinlin
- Lawrence Kinlin
- Thomas Kinlin
- William Kinlin
- Gordon H.E. Kitchen
- Malcolm W. Knocker
- Bill Kurelo
- Henry Samuel Lee
- William James Lee
- Elmer Eirra Lewis
- Victor P. Lockie
- Sgt. John A. Lowry M.M.
- Terry Macdonald
- William “Sam” Magee
- John Manning
- Glen Wm. Maunder
- Ted McComb
- James Claude McPhee
- Ronald W. McTague
- Daniel D. Normoyle
- Gregory Francis Normoyle
- Patrick J. Normoyle
- Robert D. Normoyle
- Robert James Normoyle
- Harold H. Nugent
- WO1 Fred Palmer
- John Edward Parr
- Major Zane Piekenbrock
- Henry Hatton Price
- Harold Power
- Maurice Bruce Proctor
- Alexander Reid
- Calvin Cecil Reid
- James Reid
- Ronald F. Rice
- Allen W. Robinson
- James M. Scott
- George James Simmons
- Cecil Henry Smith
- William James Somerville
- Gordon Thomas Stacey
- Evan Strait
- Charles William Taylor
- Frederick Charles Taylor
- Walter Taylor
- Bedford David Thomson
- Davey Thompson
- Private Nelson Train
- Harry A.C. Turner
- Charles Alfred Wells
- Gren Williams
- Fredrick William Willis
- Earl “Bus” William Wilson
- Robert E. Woodward
- Bishop Alfred Woolcock
- The Unknown Soldier
