From Dallas, Texas, U.S.A.ĥ3418 Aspinall, J.S.A. From Tallahasee, Florida, U.S.A.ħ57 Ash, W.F. From Bridgeport, Connecticut, U.S.A.Ģ7629 Ashmore, J.Q. From Winnipeg, Manitoba.Ģ63743 Arsenault, J.C. From San Fransisco, California, U.S.A.ĩ629 Arnsby, J.A. From Plainview, Nebraska, U.S.A.Ģ5648 Arnold, J.T. From Guelph, Ontario.Ģ6804 Armstrong, L.J. From Bayfield, Ontario.Ģ252 Armstrong, J.S. From Winnipeg, Manitoba.ħ600 Armstrong, J.A. From Ottawa, Ontario.Ģ63644 Armstrong, J.A. From Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.ġ618 Armstrong, G.C. From Toronto, Ontario.ģ92909 Armstrong, G. From Winnipeg, Manitoba.ħ24 Armstrong, D.S. From Toronto, Ontario.Ģ4833 Appleyard, J.D. From Waterton Park, Alberta.ģ9323 Anthony, K.H. From Minnedosa, Manitoba.ĥ13 Annand, G.R. From Arran, Saskatchewan.Ģ4952 Andrews, W.H. Sgt From Brandon, Manitoba.Ģ59845 Anderson, W.C. From New Glasgow, Nova Scotia.Ĥ176 Anderson, R.A. From Winnipeg, Manitoba.Ħ293 Anderson, L.M. From Pelly, Saskatchewan.ĥ976 Anderson, L.L. From Vancouver, British Columbia.Ģ079 Anderson, J.L. From Ottawa, Ontario.Ģ7243 Anderson, G.B. From Revelstoke, British Columbia.ħ89 Anderson, F.W. From Winnipeg, Manitoba.Ģ59844 Anderson, B.O. From Kamloops, British Columbia.ġ230 Allison, S.H. From Imperial, Saskatchewan.ħ725 Aldridge, A.C. From Vancouver, British Columbia.ģ67 Aitken, G.E. From Smithville, Texas, U.S.A.Ģ22567 Adelstein, J.J. An obituary for John Sidney Acheson can be found here, at this link.ģ9622 Adams, F.G.W. From Dauphin, Manitoba.ĩ65 Acheson, John Sidney F/L J13840. A list of abbreviations used can be found on the introduction page.Ģ011 Abbotts, J.E. number – surname – initial – rank – service number – hometown. Some P.O.W.s were repatriated before the end of the war and their names were also excluded from official P.O.W. Down.This appendix contains the names of those airmen wearing the uniform of the RCAF who were taken Prisoner of War from September, 1939 through to the end of December, 1944.ĭue to the vagaries of war there was no list of those who were taken P.O.W. Its main objective is the rehabilitation of persons suffering from alcohol, drug and gambling addictions.Īt any one time Cuan Mhuire has 600 people in treatment through their nationwide centres in Bruree, Co.
Consilio, Cuan Mhuire has treated over 75,000 people. Majella thanked everyone from both Ireland and the USA who sponsored and supported her fund raising marathon. The Macular Disease Society received £1,500. Majella ran the Amsterdam Marathon in memory of her uncle and raised £4500 in total. Sr Consilio stated that she was aware of the high respect the late Paddy was held in and she assured Angela, daughter Kathleen, son Colm and his family and friends that they were in her and the Cuan Mhuire families thoughts and prayers.Ī niece of Paddy’s, Majella Murphy, presented Sr Consilio with a cheque for £3000. She told those present that she had met Paddy through a family friend, Sr Eileen Murphy, and that he had helped her with a fund raising event in The Kerry Hall, Yonkers, New York, where Michael Sullivan had been in charge at the time. Paddy was also instrumental in the creation of the New York Irish Center in Long Island City, Queens.įr Brian Mc Creesh celebrated the Mass in Cuan Mhuire in memory of Paddy and after the service Sr Consilio founder in 1966 of Cuan Mhuire, Ireland’s largest voluntary provider of Rehabilitation Treatment for individuals suffering from addiction and other related issues, thanked the Reilly and Murphy families for their support and prayers.
Paddy along with his wife Angela (nee Murphy) became highly respected and prominent business people involved in the Restaurant and Licensed trade in New York as well as being active members of several Irish organizations in New York, among them the Cavan P&B Association and the Armagh Association.
Angela Reilly, Sr Consilio Fitzgerald, founder of Cuan Mhuire, Majella Murphy
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