In honor of Charles Ira Morris. A great father and a wise man. from your son, Bill and daughter, Jerri

Lieutenant Michael Muraviov died while flying aircraft from the US to the Soviet Union via Alaska as part of the lend-lease program in 1943. There are some 11 Soviet servicemen buried in the Allied plot at Fort Richardson along with 13 Canadians and one British servicemen.He was 28

Private Gerard Dejardins was a Canadian soldier who served with Le Regiment de Hull. He took part in the land invasion of Kiska Island against the Japanese during the Aleutian Island Campaign. He was one of over 12,000 Canadian Army soldiers to aid the US in the landing in August 1943.Pvt. Dejardins died as a result of an accidental explosion of an unexploded ordinance while on the island.He was from Montreal, Quebec and was 22.

Private Bosclair was from Quebec, Canada and served with Le Regiment de Hull, R.C.I.C. while in Alaska. He took part in the land invasion to retake the Japanese occupied Island of Kiska in August 1943 and was killed in an accident.He was 20.

Lt. Vessey was killed in action during the Aleutian Island Campaign in 1943 while investigating an enemy position at Kiska, Alaska. He was the first Canadian casualty during the invasion of the then Japanese occupied island.The Canadian Army sent 12,000 soldiers to aid in the invasion.He was from British Columbia and was 32.

F/L Wakeling flew with 14 (F) Sqd, RCAF arriving in Alaska in the spring of 1943 where he flew regular missions over the Japanese occupied island of Kiska during the Aleutian Campaign. His efforts awarded him an American Air Medal.He died while in service at Elmendorf in Anchorage while serving as Flight Commander for 14 Squadron, June 1943, just months before he was to go home.He was from Ontario, Canada and was 23.

Pvt Posthtar, Winnipeg Grenadiers, Canadian Army was killed in action on Kiska Island, August 1943. He was part of 12,000 Canadian Army servicemen sent to Alaska to help regain control of the then Japanese occupied American Island of Kiska during the Aleutian Campaign. He was from Ontario, Canada.

Airmen and Warrant Officer Granville, 14 Squadron, RCAF was sent to Alaska in April of 1942 to aid the US in regaining the Alaska territory from the Japanese now entrenched on Kiska and Attu. Born in Manitoba, Canada he enlisted in 1940. Harold died when his Kittyhawk (P-40) crashed just after arriving in the Aleutians.

I have missed you everyday and every year you have been gone. I love you. I was always a daddy's girl.

In honor of my father a WWII veteran.

Gordon Beck, I miss you every day. You will never be forgotten. Fish on!

Honoring and remembering the service to his God and Country of Christopher Turletes, LTC, Ret. Rest In Peace, friend

My dearest husband.....You led a life of service. Always in my heart. I miss you so.