In June 2026, Branch 641 launched the Veteran Memorial Banner Program to honour and recognize Veterans who willingly served, continue to serve, or made the ultimate sacrifice in service to Canada. Their courage, dedication, and sacrifice have helped preserve the freedoms we enjoy today.
Veteran Memorial Banners are mounted in mid-October 2026 on lamp posts from the corner of Malvern Drive and Sherway Drive, past John McCrae High School, to Fable Street, and are removed December 1st. This is an excellent location to honour our Veterans, as the Veteran Memorial Banners will be displayed in front of the Remembrance Memorial at John McCrae High School during the month leading up to Remembrance Day, making them visible to hundreds of students at local schools and to visitors to the Walter Baker Sports Centre.
To purchase a Veteran Memorial Banner, please submit an application.
Veteran Memorial Banner Library
Veterans are listed alphabetically by last name.
Butch Boucher
RCAF-Supply
WWII Edmonton BATP, Newfoundland
The Boucher Family
Francis Allan Boyce
Flying Officer
December 22, 1919–June 6, 1944
No. 299 Sqn RCAF
Charles James Brennan
Staff Sergeant
Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps (RCOC)
WWII, UK & Europe
The Brennan Family
WO John J. Cox, CD
Infantry, Signals
1975-2021
Bosnia, Afghanistan
The Cox Family
Lloyd George Davies
Royal Air Force
WWII Rear Gunner
The Davies Family
Wallace Lewelyn Kellond
REME
Killed in action while assigned to the Canadian Army during the Battle of the Scheldt
The Kellond Family
William Kelly
Flight Lieutenant
Cold War Pilot
France and Germany
The Kelly Family
CWO Lynn Herbert Kent
Air Traffic Controller
1953-1991
“PER ARDUA AD ASTRA”
The Kent Family
Charles Alfred Laight
Banner Text406 RCAF Night Fighter Squadron
WWII Africa, England, and Scotland
The Laight Family
Bernard G. Lynn
RCAF Sgt.
1932-2026
The Lynn Family
Winton Schnare
Petty Officer First Class
HMCS Assiniboine, May 22, 1940
Beloved Husband & Father
Louis Spilsbury
Flight Sergeant
RCAF posted to RAF
WWII UK and Malta
The Marleau Family
WO Ed Storey, CD
Geomatics Technician
Former Yugoslavia, Central Africa, Central America, Bosnia, Afghanistan
Tpr Alfred George Ward
BCD & RCAMC
WWII–Wounded in Italy and
Served in NWE
Maggie Ward, Daughter
David Alan Watson, CD
Royal Canadian Electrical Mechanical Engineer
1961-1985
The Watson Family