Location: Brant County N 43 06.040 W 80 25.548
On the east side of Park Avenue, beside the fairgrounds.
On the east side of Park Avenue, beside the fairgrounds.
A very attractive fieldstone cairn, honours those who made
the supreme sacrifice in defence of our country.
The memorial is situated in a small parkette, surrounded by a white fence. It was erected by Branch 543 of the Royal Canadian Legion, dedicated on June 11, 1967.
There are two plaques on the face of the memorial, the first is the general tribute to all those who from Burford Township who died for their country. The second smaller plaque is a personalized honour of an airman, on behalf of his family.
I tried a different photographic technique with this memorial, and the light was fading at the time. Not my usual clear results, just something different.
The memorial is situated in a small parkette, surrounded by a white fence. It was erected by Branch 543 of the Royal Canadian Legion, dedicated on June 11, 1967.
There are two plaques on the face of the memorial, the first is the general tribute to all those who from Burford Township who died for their country. The second smaller plaque is a personalized honour of an airman, on behalf of his family.
I tried a different photographic technique with this memorial, and the light was fading at the time. Not my usual clear results, just something different.
Marker text:
Main plaque:
In Grateful Tribute to the
Men and Women of
Burford Township
who made the
Supreme Sacrifice
in the
Defence of their Country
"at the going down of the sun
and in the morning
we shall
remember them"
erected by the
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 543
dedicated June 11, 1967
Main plaque:
In Grateful Tribute to the
Men and Women of
Burford Township
who made the
Supreme Sacrifice
in the
Defence of their Country
"at the going down of the sun
and in the morning
we shall
remember them"
erected by the
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 543
dedicated June 11, 1967
Personalized Plaque:
IN MEMORIAM OF
R 115215
Flt. Sgt. W.D. PAGAN
412 SQUADRON R.C.A.F. AGE 19
DIED IN HIS COUNTRY'S SERVICE
NOVEMBER 25, 1942
JUNE 11, 1967
BY HIS FATHER WM. PAGAN
IN MEMORIAM OF
R 115215
Flt. Sgt. W.D. PAGAN
412 SQUADRON R.C.A.F. AGE 19
DIED IN HIS COUNTRY'S SERVICE
NOVEMBER 25, 1942
JUNE 11, 1967
BY HIS FATHER WM. PAGAN
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