A Canadian Heroes Tribute to Cliff S. HUMFORD

1) Bio Rank: A/L/Tel(WT3) Service #: V-12431 Decorations Soviet Medal Normandy Veteran Assoc Star North Atlantic Star w/bar Volunteer Medal w/bar Confederation Medal Service Medal w/bar After Cliff retired from the Navy, he worked for the Federal Department of Agriculture. After he retired from there, he worked for the Provincial SPCA for ten years. Cliff met his wife Marg shortly after the war ended. The picture of Cliff and Marg, on the right, was taken on the day that they were engaged. They were on their way to pick out the ring. They have five children and live in Sherwood Park, AB. Cliff has spent a lifetime involved with the Royal Canadian Legion and wears many service medals awarded to him for several years of faithful and committed service. Presently, he is an honored member of the 277, in Sherwood Park, Alberta. In 1986, Comrade Cliff Humford received the 1941-45 Soviet Victory Medal in commemoration of the 40th Anniversary of the victory over Facist Germany because he was one of many Canadians who helped escort merchant ships through the Murmansk run.

1) Bio 2) Enlistment 3) Link To Home 4) HMCS SIOUX 5) Convoy to Russia 6) Murmansk Skirmish 7) Snow Storms 8) German Subs 9) Saved by the Radio

10) Eyes of the Enemy 11) POW Postcard 12) Fresh Vegetables 13) Lady Eaton 14) Down The Hatch 15) Alive and Well 16) Norwegian Patriots 17) Russian Shore Leave 18) Lawn Ornaments

19) King's Compliment 20) King's Inspection 21) Soviet Decoration 22) D-Day 23) Watch Those Lights 24) Saved by a Smoke 25) The Strange Noise 26) Sought by Americans Return to Index