Rank | Private, Sergeant |
Service # | A9347 |
Unit # | R.C.A.S.C., 1st Canadian Division - Supply Company |
Resident | Dresden |
Thomas enlisted in London, ON.
RCASC, 1st Division, Thomas served overseas in Great Britain, Sicily, Italy (Italy Star), France (France & German Star), Belgium and Holland.
Reported returning from overseas aboard the troop ship Ile de France, expected in Halifax, NS. second week of April, 1945. CDN 4/08/45. Arrived in Halifax 8/04/45 is pictured in the CDN with Pte. Ross Moore and Pte R. L. MacDougall all from Dresden. CDN 8/08/45(P). Arrived in Chatham from overseas duty 8 August, 1945. CDN 8/08/45.
Discharged November 1945.
Prior to his death he was a Dresden Police Officer and a linesman for the Utilities Commission. Thomas William passed away suddenly 2 November, 1952 in Dresden.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Awards | C.V.S.M. with Clasp, 1939 to 1945 Star, Defense of Britain Medal |
Sources | IODE-CM (P) Dresden, CDN (8/09/45), T. W. Monk (son), DT (24/04/41) |
Supplemental Information | Born in Washademouk, NB., the son of William Marsh Monk and Emily Jane (nee Thompson), the brother of Mary (McDougall), Lena (Little). Married to Doris May (nee Phillips) [passed away in 2008] in London, England in 1945, father of Terrance William of Chatham. At the time of his enlistment in London, ON. Thomas and Doris May were living in Dresden, ON. |
Age | 26 |
Birthplace | Born- March 9th, 1913 |
When Enlisted | September 1939 |
Next of Kin | Parents- Mr. & Mrs. William Monk |
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