LEST WE FORGET 109 DEMPSEY, Dagnall Thomas WWII Dagnall was born in Neville, Saskatchewan. He enlisted with the Army and served with the South Saskatchewan Regiment RCIC. He was killed in action in Dieppe on August 8, 1942. Dagnall is buried at the Dieppe Canadian War Cemetery, Hautot-sur-Mer, France. DENNIS, Harold James WWII Harold was born in 1907 in Parkman, Saskatchewan. He was 33 years old when he enlisted in January 1940. He volunteered for active service and on January 10, with his older brother Leslie, boarded a troop train and was on his way for overseas. He was in Aldershot, England, by January 23. He returned to Canada in December 1946 with the rank of Captain, having served with the RCASC 1st Division in Divisional Headquarters. Upon his discharge he started working with the department of Veterans Affairs as a Credit Advisor. Harold passed away in 1975. DENNIS, Fredrick Leslie WWI &WWII Fredrick was born in 1893 in Ancaster County, Ontario. He was 21 when World War I was declared, and he went overseas in 1915 with the 68th Battalion RCASC. He became a Dispatch Rider and carried dispatches in England and France. In England, he met and married his future wife who was clerking in an English post office. They returned to Canada after the war and made a living farming. He joined the 1st Corp Ammunition Park when World War II was declared and went overseas with the 1st Division. He returned to Canada and was honourably discharged. Fredrick passed away in 1986.
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