Norman Everett Planche, born 1890, killed in France, WW 1. 1915 Henry H. Planche, born 1889, served as a doctor WW 1, died 1947 Clifford C. Planche, born 1886, served WW 1, died 1938 Lancelot S. Planche, born 1895, served as doctor WW !, died 1951 Gordon J. Planche, born 1895, served WW 1, died 1960 These ancestors all came from Cookshire, Quebec, and left their homes to serve for our country. Norman left his job in Vancouver, BC, Henry left his job as doctor in the tiny community of Rock Bay, BC, Clifford came from Calgary, Alberta, and Lancelot and Gordon came from Cookshire, Quebec, to answer the call ... "We will remember them"....

"We will remember them".... Robert Campbell MacNICHOLL, Flight Sergeant & Air Gunner, age 21 yrs, Robert Oscar MacNICOLL, father, Dorothy Aileen CAMPBELL MacNICOLL, mother all of 152 Terrace Hill, Brantford, Ont.; Reported MIA Feb. 22, 1945; Killed on Active Service - Overseas, on R.C.A.F.'s 1,246th Casualty List, buried in Germany, as released by Ottawa on July 23, 1945. Angus Neil TUTTON, Private, 1st Canadian Infantry Battalion, Western Ont. Regiment CEF, age 21 yrs, father Neil Bruce TUTTON, mother Edith Alberta Phillipa WOOD TUTTON, all born in Port Hope, Ont. area, residence Oshawa, Ont.; Killed in Action September 26, 1918, near Cagnicourt, France. Edward Garfield "Ted" WILBUR, Private, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (Eastern Ontario Regiment), age 21 yrs, Henry Bedford WILBUR, father, Ruby Ann TUNKEY WILBUR, mother, all of Pickering area; Killed in action Sept. 15, 1915, buried at Vimy Ridge, France. In honour of our family and respectfully submitted, Debbie Wilbur