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A Second War Canadian Memorial Cross to L.Gauthier of Montreal

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A Second War Canadian Memorial Cross to L.Gauthier of Montreal

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A Second War Canadian Memorial Cross to L.Gauthier of Montreal

GRVI (D.641025. Pte. L. GAUTHIER.). Naming is engraved. Original ribbon tied to form a wreath, with safety pin attachment, light contact, near mint. In its hardshelled case of issue with Government of Canada Memorial Card, in its protective cardboard box of issue, case and box also near mint. Footnote: D/641025 Private Lucien Gauthier, Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps, was the son of Rodrigue Gauthier and Albertine Gauthier of Montreal, Quebec and husband of Simone Gauthier of Montreal. He died on August 16, 1945, at the age of 33, and is buried in Montreal (Notre Dame des Neiges) Cemetery, Grave Reference: Sec. M. Lot 3410. Grave 4203. The cemetery adjoins the Mount Royal Cemetery, with a War Cross erected on the dividing line. Gauthier is commemorated on page 517 of the Second World War Book of