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Memorial Park Cairn - Kamloops, BC

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Down the hill in Memorial Park from the large cenotaph is this smaller stone cairn built by the students of Stuart Wood Elementary School. It was created in memory of the students of the school who died in World War I.

Halfway down the eastern slope from the cenotaph is a stone cairn built in 1922 for the students of Stuart Wood Elementary School (originally Kamloops Public and High School). The cairn commemorates the students from the school who died during WW I. For many years, the students from Stuart Wood School used the cairn as the site for their own Remembrance Day services. The plaque on the cairn reads:

In memory of the boys of the Kamloops Public and High Schools who gave their lives in the Great War, 1914-1918.
They shall live for evermore.
Erected by the St. Clair Stobart Chapter I.O.D.E.

A second, smaller plaque was added after WW II:

To the Glory of God in loving memory of all who gave their lives that we might live,
1939-1945.

Erected by Fort Kamloops Chapter I.O.D.E.
From the Sign at the Cenotaph