War Memorial - Chester, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, Canada

In memory of the boys who fought and fell in the war 1914 - 1918
	Chester George Bardwell Neil Brown Maurice Chase Frank Cleveland Percy Roy Cleveland James Dauphinee Charles Graves Creighton Hatt Frank Hilchey Rodney Lantz Phillip Manning Harris Meisner Arden Morash Timothy Murphy Clyde Nauss Williasm Pulsifer Edward Rafuse Malcolm Smith Robert Smith Zenas Weagle William Whitford Blandford Franklin Cleveland Gordon Cleveland Granville Cleveland George Murphy Adolphus Zinck Chester Basin Lieut. Geo. MacGregor Lawrence Corbin	New Ross Capt. Vincent P. Murray Lieut. Orrin Lantz Harlan Brown Peter De Adder William Harris Frank Hiltz R. A. Hiltz Reginald H. Hutchinson O. Keddy Frank Keddy Allen Levy David McDow Harold McGarry Delbert Meister Otis Meister William Reece Elder T. Reece William Skerry Herbert Veinot Dean White Mill Cove Edgar Coolen Reuben Coolen Foster Jollymore Gold River Frederick Hatt Theophilus Sawler

In memory of the boys who fought and fell in the war 1939 - 1945
	Chester Howard Armstrong Fenwick Gates Winton Cook Ernest Nauss Richard Mills Everett James Purdy Houghton Carlton Graves New Ross Ronald Russell Arthur Baker Raymond Emeno Herbert Veinot	Mill Cove George Shatford Harold Langille Carl Coolen Sinclair Shatford Chester Basin Everett Borgald Western Shore Willoughby Zwicker Marshall Sawler Francis Hirter Frederick Barkhouse Maxwell Mosher
	Blandford Lambert Fleet Aaron Cleveland

In memory of
those who fought and fell
for their country

Richard Anthony Green
2002 Afghanistan

Son of Mrs. Doreen Janet Coolen (2002 National Memorial (Silver) Cross Mother) of Hubbards, Nova Scotia. Graduate of Forest Heights Community School in Chester Grant, Nova Scotia. A plaque bearing the names of Sgt. Marc Léger, Cpl. Ainsworth Dyer, Pte. Richard Green and Pte Nathan Smith lies on a floodlit memorial beside the Canadian headquarters at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan.
Private Green was commemorated, February 2003, on the Rakkasan Memorial Wall at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Private Green died as a result of a friendly fire incident on April 17, 2002 while serving in Afghanistan. He became 21 years old.

This page is dedicated to the 10 million victims of World War I and 60 million victims of World War II.
We should always remember the immense grief and loss each war brought to the world.


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