Petty Officer Stoker
ROBERT BOYD (R B) SPICER

• Petty Officer Stoker ROBERT BOYD SPICER's Story

• 	Born 26 August 1902 in Harbourville Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada
  	Occupation Worked as a Mechanic at Berwick Bakery prior to enlisting.
  	Enlisted 20 February 1940 in Halifax, Nova Scotia | Age: 37 years
  	Buried 8 September 1944 - HASLAR ROYAL NAVAL CEMETERY | Age: 42 years

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Interesting Facts

• Husband of Mrs. Mary Spicer of Berwick, NS.

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Fallen Soldiers from Harbourville Kings Nova Scotia, Canada

• Petty Officer Stoker
  SPICER, ROBERT BOYD
  8 September 1944
  HASLAR ROYAL NAVAL CEMETERY
  

Fallen Comrades of the Royal Canadian Navy Reserve

• Able Seaman
  DEWAR, RODERICK ROY
  9 July 1942
  HALIFAX MEMORIAL
  
• Able Seaman
  COLLIER, CHESLEY
  13 September 1942
  HALIFAX MEMORIAL
  
• Lieutenant Commander
  GOLBY, THOMAS MAITLAND WAKE
  22 February 1943
  HALIFAX MEMORIAL
  
• Stoker
  STEWART, JOSEPH EDWARD
  19 October 1940
  HALIFAX MEMORIAL
  
• Petty Officer Stoker
  SPICER, ROBERT BOYD
  8 September 1944
  HASLAR ROYAL NAVAL CEMETERY
  
• Able Seaman
  LAMOUREUX, ROMEO JOSEPH
  10 February 1942
  HALIFAX MEMORIAL
  
• Lieutenant (E)
  PURCELL, HAROLD LYNE
  21 November 1942
  MONTREAL (MOUNT ROYAL) CEMETERY
  
• Lieutenant
  JONES, WILLIAM JAMES
  24 November 1944
  HALIFAX MEMORIAL
  
• Coxswain
  LINNELL, GEORGE VICTOR
  29 September 1943
  VICTORIA (ROYAL OAK) BURIAL PARK
  
• Engine Room Artificer 3rd Class
  RAMESBOTTOM, EDWARD
  25 December 1942
  ST. JOHN'S ANGLICAN CEMETERY
  
• Cook
  ROBERTS, WILLIAM FRANCIS
  28 January 1940
  PENINSULA (ST. MATTHEW) ANGLICAN CEMETERY
  
• Able Seaman
  MUGFORD, ROBERT BURNS
  17 August 1941
  SOOKE (KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH) CEMETERY