Fallen Soldiers West Nova Scotia Regiment, R.C.I.C.
ALCORN, GLENDON MURRAY, G M BUTLER, KARL VINCENT, K V CARD, DONALD ALBERT, D A KENNEDY, JOHN ALEXANDER, J A
Loyal Edmonton Regiment, R.C.I.C.
ALLEMAN, MARTIN, M ATKINSON, HARRY, H BANNON, HARRY, H BROWN, JACK, J DIAMOND, WILLIAM CLEMENTS, W C GILL, DICK, D HALLETT, VARLEY STEVENS, V S IRELAND, GEORGE, G J JOBIN, MARCEL LEO, M L JOHNSTON, GEORGE, G JONES, HERBERT CLAYTON, H C McLEOD, NEAL FINDLAY, N F McQUILLAN, SAMUEL JAMES, S J McWILLIAMS, GILBERT, G MITCHELL, NORMAN CHARLES, N C PECK, CYRIL GEORGE, C G SCOTT, THOMAS MITCHELL MURDOCK, T M M SMITH, FREDERICK HENRY, F H
Royal Canadian Engineers
ATKINSON, GEORGE EATON, G E IRWIN, CLEMENT, C PEAKER, GORDON TENNYSON, G T
48th Highlanders of Canada, R.C.I.C.
BALL, HARVEY PERCY, H P BIRNIE, PETER, P BURKE, CARL VICTOR, C V CAMERON JAMES JCOCKBURN, JAMES, J DUNCAN, LLOYD, L GARVIN, WILLIAM, W P R GORDON, MORLEY, M HARDACRE, THOMAS, T R HOLMES, DOUGLAS MURRAY, D M LEADBETTER, RAY WILLIAM, R W LENNON, WILLIAM, W MACLACHLAN, EDWARD MARTIN, E M MARTIN, CLARENCE GORDON, C G McGREISH, JOHN MCLEISH, J M MURRAY, DANIEL JAMES, D J MURRAY, FRANCIS, F OSLER, ROBERT FREE, R F PARTLAND, FRANK OWEN, F O THOMPSON, WILLIAM JAMES, W J WARRENER, RONALD MACGREGOR, R M WHALEN, MURRAY LORNE, M L WILSON, EDWIN, E L
Seaforth Highlanders of Canada
BARBER, BRUCE, B BARNES, GEORGE ROBERT, G R BEADS, WILLIAM STANLEY, W S BOMPAS, CLIFFORD BERTRAM NEWTON, C B N BUDD, JAMES HARRY, J H CARMICHAEL, GARTH, G J CARNEY, JAMES PATRICK, J P DEITSCH, LAWRENCE HENRY, L H GRAMIAK, MIKE JOHN, M J HARTLEY, OWEN IRA, O I LEON, CHARLES, C MacLEOD, JOHN, J W MacLEOD, ROSS ROBERTSON, R R McCUISH, ALEXANDER, A McELHOES, SPENCER KAY, S K MILLER, STANLEY JOHN, S J NICHOLAS, TOBY, T NIVEN, WILLIAM ROBERT, W R SMELTZER, BENJAMIN, B C L STRANGEWAY, RICHARD WILLIAM, R W SWORDY, ROBERT ROBINSON, R R WYND, GEORGE BROWN, G B
Royal Canadian Artillery
BEDARD, LEO, L BIDGOOD, STANLEY KIRKLAND, S K BROWN, ORVIL, O E GLIDDEN, ERNEST PATRICK, E P GOSSE, LLOYD, L MacKAY, LEIGH, L MORNINGE, CHARLES, C ROBERTS, FREDERICK STEWART, F S ROSENTHAL, WILLIAM, W G SCOTT, WILLIAM ARTHUR, W A WARD, DENYS FRANCIS HAROLD, D F H
Royal 22e Regiment, R.C.I.C.
BINETTE, LEO PAUL, L P DERASP, EDMOND, E HAMEL, JEAN YVES, J Y MARIER, SIMON, S PETITPAS, RAYMOND EDMUND, R E SHUFELT, GLENWOOD LEONARD VERNON, G L V TOUGAS, JEAN PAUL, J P
Saskatoon Light Infantry (M.G.), R.C.I.C.
BUCHNER, JOSEPH PETER, J P NELSON, DANIEL HAROLD, D H
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, R.C.I.C.
BUCK, JOHN, J CAMELON, WILMER, W HARRISON, ROY, R HILL, HAROLD JOSEPH EMIL, H J E
Ontario Regiment, R.C.A.C.
BURRY, RICHARD ARTHUR, R A JARVIS, FREDERICK STURDEE, F S
Royal Canadian Regiment
CATLEY, HENRY, H EADIE, JOHN ALEXANDER, J A ROBERTSON, STEWART DOUGLAS, S D SLAVIK, STEVE JOHN, J S
4th Princess Louise Dragoon Guards, R.C.A.C.
DAVIS, MARTIN JOSEPH, M J
Royal Canadian Corps of Signals
DEVLIN, RALPH WILLIAM, R W
Three Rivers Regiment, R.C.A.C.
FORREST, DONALD, D GRANITE, FRANK HENRY, F H MARSH, JOHN FREDERICK, J F McCLURE, DONALD LEONARD, D L McCRACKEN, LAWRENCE WILBER, L W MERRY, GERALD ERNEST, G E PALMER, WILLIAM CHARLES, W C RODER, KENNETH EDWARD, K E
Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment, R.C.I.C.
FROLIS, JOHN, J LEAVITT, GORDON, G LLOYD, CHARLES DANIEL, C D THOMPSON, BERNARD BATES, B B WEYMARK, JOSEPH HENRY, J H
Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps
HARTWELL, ARTHUR GERALD, A G
Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
JAY, JOHN FREDERICK, J F SAUNDERS, GORDON LEWIS, G L
Carleton and York Regiment, R.C.I.C.
MACCALLUM, DANIEL NEIL, D N WOOD, GORDON, G S
Royal Canadian Air Force
NEWCOMBE, DONALD FRANK, D F PETZ, MATHEW GEORGE, M G
1st Canadian Armd. Bde. H.Q. Sqdn., Prince Edward Island Light Horse, R.C.A.C.
SLIFKA, LYMAN FRANCIS, L F
Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps
STEEDS, WILLIAM NORMAN, W N
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Stanley was born in Vancouver but lived from his second year with his uncle and aunt in Verdun, Quebec. His mother was in a mental hospital in British Columbia and his father spent some time in a mental hospital too after returning from the front in World War 1. He had served in the 52nd Battalion and after his time in the mental hospital he went back to his home country, England.
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