Charles H. Boyd was born in 1871 and lived in Sarnia, Ontario. His wife, Eva Boyd, was born in 1878. Charles Boyd started a company that manufactured a wheat product known as “Boyd’s Buoyant Breakfast” using rolled wheat instead of cracked wheat. They moved to Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan and had a daughter, Helen.
Charles died in 1955, and Eva died in 1963.
Colonel John Gardam came to Canada in 1946 and served in the Canadian Army Reserves, Lord Strathcona's Horse, Fort Garry Horse and Royal Canadian Dragoons. He retired from the military in 1984.
Gerald C. Fitzgerald, the son of Maurice C. Fitzgeral, was born on March 6, 1924. In his youth, he lived in Melfort, Saskatchewan for two years from 1931 - 1933. His father, Maurice Fitzgerald, was at that time serving as principal of the Melfort High School.