Lest We Forget - Royal Canadian Legion New Brunswick Command

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We Respect New Brunswick Veterans. The Department of Natural Resources respects the contributions of veterans during wartime and after their wartime service. Many of New Brunswick’s first Forest Rangers were veterans of the 2nd World War. They helped shape our department and made a significant contribution to the people, wildlife and forests of this province. We thank them for their sacrifices and contributions which have made New Brunswick a better place to live. 46 Military Service Recognition Booklet / Livret reconnaissant le Service militaire
NEW BRUNSWICK COMMAND The Royal Canadian Legion Légion Royale Canadienne DIRECTION NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK COMeaU, Joseph Jules WWII / Deuxième Guerre mondiale Joseph was born in Aldouane, N.B. in 1916. He served in the WWII in the Carleton York Regiment in France & England. Joseph received the 1939- 1945 Star, France-Germany star, 1939-45 Volunteer Service, Defense, and the King George Medals. Joseph was a member of R.C.L. Richibucto Br. # 30 for many years. He passed away in 1982. Joseph est né en 1916 à Aldouane, N.- B. Il a servi au sein du régiment de Carleton et York en France et en Angleterre. Joseph a reçu l’Étoile du 1939- 1945 et France-Allemagne, et les Médailles de Défense, Service volontaire et de King George. Il a été membre de la LRC Filiale N O 30 Richibucto pour plusieurs années. Il décédé en 1982. COOPer, Harold F. WWII / Deuxième Guerre mondiale Harold was born in 1914 in Saint John, N.B. He served in the Royal Canadian E.M.E. in Canada, England, France, Belgium, Holland, and Germany. He was awarded the 39-45 Star, the France and Germany Star, the Defense Medal, the Canadian Voluntary Service Medal, and the 1939- 45 War Medal. He passed away in 2009. Harold est né en 1914 à Saint-John, N-B. Il a servi au sein du Corps royal canadien des ingénieurs mécaniciens et électriciens de l’Armée canadienne, au Canada, en Angleterre, en France, en Belgique, aux Pays- Bas et en Allemagne. Il a reçu l’Étoile de 1939-1945, l’Étoile France- Allemagne, la Médaille de la défense, la Médaille et l’agrafe du service volontaire canadien et la Médaille de la guerre 1939-1945. COrMIer, alphonse Korea / Corée Alphonse was born in 1917 in Maisonette. He served in Casquet in 1941. He passed away in 1985. Alphonse est né en 1917 à Maisonnette. Il a servi à Casquet en 1941. Il est décédé en 1985. www.nb.legion.ca 47
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