
Walton, Ronald Bertram
was a British Columbian by birth. He served his country in WWII serving in the R.C.A. during that conflict. Spent his working life after the
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was a British Columbian by birth. He served his country in WWII serving in the R.C.A. during that conflict. Spent his working life after the

was born in Toronto but moved to Victoria to attend Royal Roads Military College. He met his wife Ramona there and he entered the life

was a prairie boy that had a deep love for the sea. Emile who was affectionately known as “Captain” by friends and neighbours of the

was born in the Enderby area. He spent most of his life in the Shuswap farming with the exception of 10 years in the Kamloops

was a Saskatchewan boy who found his way to BC in depression days to find what ever work he could. He worked picking fruit and

was born in Vancouver. She and her husband Ray lived in the Sorrento area for many years. Though she had no family of her own

to many of his friends was a New Zealander who was a qualified and expert machinist fitter who was well respected for his ability to

was born in Germany, immigrated to Calgary with wife Elke in 1966. George worked as a millwright until 1972 when he opened his own auto

was born in Salmon Arm and was a lifetime resident of the Shuswap. Garry had a real love and talent for music. He played saxophone

was a prairie boy moved to beautiful BC. Paul was dedicated to his family and was a passionate business man as well. His business successes