Aime Panneton. (Richard G. Smith.)

Aime Panneton

His favourite niece, Mildred Irene Clark, was devastated when he was killed in action June 3, 1916 in Belgium.

Aime Panneton of Montreal enlisted August 4, 1915 and served as a private with the 60th Battalion. His favourite niece, Mildred Irene Clark, was devastated when he was killed in action June 3, 1916 in Belgium. According to family lore, he was gassed.

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