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Remembered
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George Henry Fish George
Henry Fish of Grande Prairie, Alberta, served with the Royal Canadian
Naval Volunteer Reserve (HMCS Chebogue as torpedoed by U-1227 on 4th
October 1944 while on escort duty. The badley damaged frigate was towed
to Port Talbot but was not repaired. Fish was killed in action on the
4th of October 1944; his name is inscribed in the Halifax
Memorial. This Memorial in Nova Scotia's capital, erected in Point
Pleasant Park, is one of the few tangible reminders of the men who died
at sea. It bears a cross that is mounted on a large podium bearing
bronze panels upon which are inscribed the names of 3,257 Canadian men
and women who were buried at sea. George Henry Fish was survived by his
parents, Henry Richard and Annie Elizabeth Fish,
he was 37. |
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