Memorabilia

Memorial Cross – Wellington Cassidy 1915

Awarded by the Canadian Armed Forces to Edward Wellington Cassidy in 1915 for his service in the In 64th Battalion, Canadian Infantry. From his service record we learn that he joined the service Sept. 27, 1915 and died in Halifax Dec. 22, 1915 at age 21. [We’re confident that “Peenby S. Cassidy” in the service record is a typo and should be “Ruby S. Cassidy”.]

The Memorial Cross was awarded to the mother of the deceased WW I service member. This link has a full explanation of the medal. Wellington’s Medal Card in page 13 of his service record..

Medal Location: Cassidy Archives of Peter Cassidy in Brentwood, Tennessee

Order of Canada – Stan Cassidy 1987

Awarded by the Government of Canada to Stanley Bernard Cassidy in 1987 for his life-long work in rehabilitation. The Order of Canada is the country’s highest distinction for its citizens.

STANLEY BERNARD CASSIDY, C.M.
Founder and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Forest Hill Rehabilitation Centre for the physically disabled in Fredericton, New Brunswick, he has been, for over 30 years, a staunch advocate of the right of disabled persons to fulfill a useful role in the workplace and in society.

Medal Location: Stan Cassidy Rehabilitation Center, Fredericton, NB

Therese Casgrain Award – Stan Cassidy 1984

Awarded by the Government of Canada to Stanley Bernard Cassidy in 1984 for his outstanding contribution to the community.

Medal Location: Stan Cassidy Rehabilitation Center, Fredericton, NB

UNB Honorary Doctorate – Stan Cassidy 1975

Silver plate given to Stan Cassidy by the University of New Brunswick on the conferral of Honorary Doctorate in 1975.

Plate Location: Stan Cassidy Rehabilitation Center, Fredericton, NB