| Grand Forks, British Columbia
The Grand Forks Cenotaph was constructed in 1921 in memory
of those who sacrificed their lives in World War I.
`The polish grey granite Cenotaph was constructed by Alexander Ritchie, Campbell & Ritchie Mon. Co., in Nelson, British Columbia.
Dedications to those who sacrificed their lives in World War II and the Korean Conflict were also added.
The names of those who lost their lives in World War I and World War II are inscribed on the Cenotaph.
World War I (1914-1918)
| Timothy R. Allen |
John Henderson |
| Richard Arnold |
Arthur Henderson |
| Hubert Broad |
Henry Jones |
| H. Dalling Barlee |
Robt. Lamond |
| WM. Baker |
Joseph Levitt |
| Geo. Birt |
Aulay Munroe |
| Edward C. Coy |
James McDougall |
| Thomas A. Chew |
Robt. McIlwaine |
| Christopher Coughlin |
Robt. Newbauer |
| Cecil Collins |
Clide Nixon |
| Robt. Dinmore |
WM. Reid |
| Henry C. Dixon |
Robt. Rowell |
| Geo. Deverall |
Geo. Sheppard |
| Wilson Fleming |
Geo. Traunweiser |
| Lawrence Green |
Harry Williams |
| Fred Greenwood |
Oswald Hay |
| Edger Gauthier |
Joseph Lewis |
| Francis Hicks |
Gordon Ryan |
| Arthur Hobbins |
Carleton Clements |
| Alfred Heaven M.M. |
Chas. Harrigan |
| Walter Hadden |
Alex. Forbes |
| Harold Henderson |
Geo. Miller |
| WM. Hardgan |
Richard Wilkinson |
World War II (1939-1945)
| John E. Cook |
John A. MacDonald |
| Harry H. Euerby |
George W. McParlon M.M. |
| Osmond H. Mitchell |
Bernard McPherson |
| Robert M. McCabe |
Francis J. Miller |
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