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Last NameRankFirst NameUnitTheatre of OperationsLocationDate DeceasedPublished
WYLIEJohn W.World War IIBritish Columbia, CanadaSeptember 22nd, 2001March/April 2002
WYLIEPrivateHoward R.Seaforth Highlanders of CanadaWorld War IIBritish Columbia, CanadaJuly 13th, 2001November/December 2001
WYLIEFlying OfficerEdwardRoyal Canadian Air ForceSte-Anne-de-BellevueJanuary 1st, 2001March/April 2001
WYLIEPrivateWilliamIrish RiflesWorld War IGeorgetownNovember 3rd, 1985March 1986
WYLIEStaff SergeantJamesRoyal Canadian Mounted PoliceBramptonDecember 30th, 2007November/December 2008
WYLIETrooperJohn J.Canadian ArmyAlberta, CanadaDecember 13th, 2007November/December 2008
WYLIEPrivateAlexWorld War ILindsayOctober 19th, 1990February 1991
WYLIELeading AircraftmanFrank E.Royal Canadian Air ForceWorld War IINanaimoNovember 10th, 1989March 1990
WYLIEGunnerJohn R.Light Anti-Aircraft BatteryWorld War IINorth BurnabyMay 17th, 1991July/August 1991
WYLIELeading AircraftmanRoy W.Royal Canadian Air ForceWorld War IIBaldur1990December 1991/January 1992
WYLIEWarrant OfficerWilliam R.Royal Canadian Air ForceWorld War IIVancouverMay 6th, 1991December 1991/January 1992
WYLIEStoker 1st ClassCecil W.Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer ReserveWorld War IIOakvilleJanuary 4th, 2006November/December 2006
WYLIESergeantDonCanadian ArmyWorld War IISaskatchewan, CanadaDecember 1988July/August 1989
WYLIEMajorWilbert E.World War IIPort ElginJanuary 26th, 1983May 1983
WYLIEPrivateJoseph C.1st Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light InfantryPrince GeorgeApril 8th, 2014September/October 2014
WYLIEHazel M.Royal Air Force, Royal Canadian Air ForceWorld War IICarleton PlaceDecember 18th, 2013September/October 2014
WYLIEPrivateRobertCanadian ArmyWorld War IIScarboroughSeptember 23rd, 2011September/October 2012
WYLIEArthurWorld War IINanaimoJanuary 6th, 2013Web Only
WYLIELieutenantJohn C.Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of CanadaWorld War IIStouffvilleApril 1st, 1992July/August 1992
WYLIERobert M.Royal Canadian Air ForceWorld War IICodetteApril 23rd, 1993July/August 1993
WYLIEChief Petty OfficerWesleyRoyal NavyWorld War IIOntario, CanadaJune 15th, 2004September/October 2004
WYLIEChief Warrant Officer 1st ClassAlexanderRoyal Canadian Corps of SignalsWorld War IINanaimoNovember 2nd, 1993February 1994
WYLIETomRoyal Canadian Air ForceWorld War IIActonJuly 26th, 1992December 1992/January 1993
WYLIEFlying OfficerR.M. (Bob)Royal Air ForceWorld War IIMontrealApril 12th, 1994August 1994
WYLIEPrivateDonald Sr.Canadian Infantry CorpsWorld War IICambridgeSeptember 21st, 2009March/April 2010
WYLIESquadron LeaderThomasRoyal Canadian Air ForceVictoriaFebruary 5th, 2009Web Only
WYLIELeading AircraftmanMorley LeslieRoyal Canadian Air ForceWorld War IISummersideApril 26th, 1983March 1984
WYLLIEDonald G.Essex Regiment, Three Rivers RegimentWorld War IIVictoriaOctober 24th, 1998September/October 1999
WYLLIERobert (Bert)Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer ReserveWorld War IIPrince Albert1994February 1995
WYLLIESapperJohn R.Royal EngineersWorld War IITruroMay 4th, 1993July/August 1993
WYLLIERobert VictorWorld War IIAlvinstonApril 5th, 1988July/August 1988
WYMANCorporalCollin K.Royal Canadian Air ForceWorld War IISaskatchewan, CanadaMarch 23rd, 2007November/December 2007
WYMANPrivateR.L.Royal Canadian Ordnance CorpsWorld War IIBuckinghamMarch 10th, 1989September 1989
WYMANWayne R.CalgaryNovember 29th, 1988March 1989
WYMANFrancis R.Royal Canadian ArtilleryWorld War IIOntario, CanadaJune 9th, 1996September 1996
WYMANLance-CorporalAlbertRoyal Canadian EngineersWorld War IIWarminsterJune 1999March/April 2000
WYMANWarrant OfficerBenjaminRoyal Canadian Naval Volunteer ReserveWorld War IIAbbotsfordAugust 21st, 1997March/April 1998
WYMANKeithRoyal Canadian Air ForceKingstonMarch 20th, 2001November/December 2001
WYMANWilsonOntario, CanadaMarch 21st, 2010September/October 2010
WYMANCorporalWalter R.New Brunswick Rangers, Carleton and York RegimentWorld War IISussexOctober 10th, 1990December 1990/January 1991
WYMANFlight SergeantHarold (Bill)Royal Canadian Air ForceWorld War IIAyer's CliffJune 5th, 1990October 1990
WYMANEdward C.Canadian Forestry CorpsWorld War IISaskatoonOctober 1986April 1987
WYMANKennethCanadian ArmyNew Brunswick, CanadaOctober 1st, 2008September/October 2009
WYMANFiremanEdward CliftonCanadian Volunteer Overseas FirefightersWorld War IISaskatoonOctober 5th, 1986February 1987
WYMANCorporalMichael G.Canadian Provost CorpsWorld War IIPembrokeNovember 1985May 1986
WYMANLeading AircraftmanDavid B.Royal Canadian Air ForceWorld War IISudburyAugust 7th, 1993November 1993
WYMANPrivateWilliam J.Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light InfantryKorean WarRussellJanuary 18th, 2002November/December 2003
WYMANPrivateJohn E.Royal Canadian ArtilleryWorld War IISudburySeptember 29th, 2013March/April 2014
WYMANCorporalWilliam DonaldRoyal Canadian Air ForceWorld War IIGravenhurstMarch 20th, 1983June/July 1983
WYNDAble SeamanCharles, Sr.Merchant NavyWorld War IISalaberry-de-Valleyfield1989July/August 1990
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