Fort Erie

Location:  N 42° 54.347 W 078° 54.834   Found in a park along Lakeshore Road.  This park is also home to the Mather Arch, which is the beginning of the Niagara Parkway. The city of Buffalo, New York can be seen across Lake Erie.

A large marble slab, engraved with the names of the dead, with a statue of a World War 1 soldier on top. This impressive monument sits in a park-like setting, overlooking Lake Erie and the start of the mighty Niagara River. The city of Buffalo, New York sits majestically across the lake.
This memorial park is the official start of the Niagara Parkway, one of the prettiest drives you will ever take. Only a few hundred metres away is the restored Fort Erie, the site of a several historic battles during the War of 1812.
Fort Erie has a long standing tradition of military support and respect, and this memorial dedicated to those who gave their lives in the major conflicts of the twentieth century is no exception.

Marker Text:
Front:
THEY GAVE THEIR TODAY FOR OUR TOMORROW

WORLD WAR 1
1914-1918

WORLD WAR II
1939-1945

KOREA
1050-1953


Left:
1939-1945
Donald A. Nixon, John R. Kee, Jack McSpadden, Earl D. White, Elmer Dranger, Charles Partimer, James Moore, Allen W. Troup, Ross C. Clouston, John Dietrich, Harry R. Thyret, Robert R. Wallace, Lloyd G. Erdman, Howard E. Warren, C. Bruce Thompson.

Rear:
1914-1918
OUR HONOURED DEAD
Thomas Langstaff, George Gass, Hubert Dewey Mills, William Arthur Smith, B. Venzeno, Harry Thomas Wardell, Arthur Charles Prior, Charles Hubbard, George O'Donnell, William Atkinson, Frank Darton, Gordon Ferguson, John Byers, Edward Francis H. Bailey, William Louis Barnhart, Ernest Plato, Alfred James Pardoe, Herbert Harry Gear, Edward James Hare, Charles Ball, James Andrew Russell, John Harold Richmond, Leslie Edwards, Alfred James Osborne, Thomas Pengelley, John Bright, Donald Gordon McLean, Henry Garfield Campbell, William MacKendrick Henry, Morris Roy Bunn, Alfred Ingalls, Leslie James Yule, Edward Sutherland Malkin, Charles John Fickel, Robert Watson, Cecil Kendall, William Albert Randall, James Arthur Colin Campbell, Frank Haliburton Russel.
THEIR NAME LIVETH FOREVER MORE

Right:
1939-1945
James E. Osborn, Carl Sauer, R.D. Robertson, Thomas DiPietro, Carl Oswald, Ben R. Cunliffe, Fred G. Thompson, William Prow, Hartford Cook, Geo D. Fitz-gibbon, Earl W. Lemcke, Frank H. Walden, Gordon Barnhart, Charles Rose, Donald G. Leask, Earl L.G. Speakman, Roland Fisher, Frederick T. Gardner, John C. Wilhelms