Location: Greater Sudbury N 46.48695 W -80.84769
At the north-west corner of Government Road and Second Avenue.
This memorial is located in a town park on the south side of town. Coniston is a short distance east of the City of Sudbury, a quiet bedroom community for the larger city. The memorial was dedicated in 1994 on behalf of the local Branch 427 of the Royal Canadian Legion. It has two plaques on the front listing the men lost in the two World Wars and also lists the major wars and conflicts that Canada has participated in during its history. The main body of the memorial is a large black granite stone with the engraved logos of the army, air force, and RCMP, and a slogan representing the navy. The back of the memorial is dedicated to the service of the RCMP. An anchor rests on the ground beside the cenotaph, no further info is available about its origins.
Market text:
Front:
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF THE MEN OF CONISTON
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN WORLD WAR I 1914 - 1918
FREELS J.
GORAM M.
HARMON R.
LONG A.
METCALFE G.E.
MUIRHEAD S.
PREVOST J.E.
RIGBY H.
ROBERTSON J.A.
TUDDENHAM W.
"THEY DIED THAT WE MIGHT LIVE"
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF THE MEN OF CONISTON
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN WORLD WAR II 1939 - 1945
BELLANTINO D.
CHABOT J.J.G.
CLARKE C.J.
FORESTELL D.A.
FORESTELL R.S.
FORESTELL T.B.
HALL J.
JONASSON D.H.
LAFRANCE H.
LOWN J.
ONUSKI M.D.
STALKER A.
WEATHERBY C.
"THEY DIED THAT WE MIGHT LIVE"
LEST WE FORGET
1914 1918 W. W. I
1939 1945 W. W. II
1950 1953 KOREAN WAR
... AT THE GOING DOWN OF
THE SUN AND IN THE
MORNING WE WILL
REMEMBER THEM
Right side:
DUCIMUS
(Army logo)
(RCAF logo)
Back:
(RCMP logo)
NORTHWEST CANADA
1885
CANADA NORD-OUEST
SOUTH AFRICA
1900
AFRIQUE DU SUD
FRANCE / FLANDERS
1918
SIBERIA
1918 - 1919
SIBERIE
EUROPE
1939 - 1945
R.C.L. BR. 427 1994
Left side:
READY
AYE
READY
