Grandmother Mary Crabb hoping to find World War II heroes who saved her life

[Phil]

Photos of Alonzo James Brackett provided by his Niece, Ruth. Though the later photo is not clear, the resemblance to the soldier in question is certainly there.

[Phil]

Here's the two photos side-by-side, add this to all the other evidence pointing to Alonzo and I'm more than convinced that it is him.

Edit: Added a second comparison photo.

[Phil]

Additional photos of Alonzo from later in his life. Again provided by his Niece Ruth, with thanks to his Grand Nephew Don.

[Phil]

I've heard back from the R.C.M.P.. They were kind enough to look in their archives for a photo of Alonzo, which unfortunately the did not find, and also correct some of our research notes.

- As per the photo archives, we were unable to locate a photo of Cst. Alonzo James BRACKETT #9678.
- The information that Cst BRACKETT served in the RCMP after WW2 is incorrect.
- He joined the RCMP on 1920-11-27 at Ottawa ON. He was dismissed from the Force on 1925-08-31 at Dawson, YT.

Thanks to Coralee at the R.C.M.P.

[Phil]

An original copy of the photo, along with notes written on the back and news clippings, provided by Ernie Curtis' family.

*I've removed a home address from the back of the photo