Bill Enmark
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I was
early in the SSR. I enlisted when I was 18. I was from We had
a guy with us, a British fellow, who was a radar expert. He wanted to take a look at the radar
station at Pourville. Three or four of us escorted him. He wasn’t to be taken prisoner. He had a one-way ticket, really, and was
lucky to make it back. Occasionally
I think of the war. When I see all these
cemeteries. The stones in rows. You
see the names and ages. I think it was
a big waste of humanity, really.
Bienfait had lost quite a few. Frank Nieviadomy
got wounded there. I
visited I’ll
be 84 this Friday. |
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Bill Enmark and
Lyle Bullock, Mayor of Pourville, and two unknown
persons at a wreath laying at the memorial in 1992
at the 50th Anniversary of the Dieppe Raid of 19Aug1942. |
Anna Edith Enmark March 7, 1920 - March 17, 2005 “…Anne completed high school by correspondence courses, then graduated as Registered Nurse from St. Boniface
Hospital in For
full obituary, see The Saskatoon Star Phoenix: http://www.legacy.com/can-saskatoon/LegacySubPage2.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonId=3310500 |
From a telephone conversation with Bill Enmark,
13Apr2005.