Salut j'ai demeure a Ramore dans l'anne 1960-1965 Notre maison cote du chemin de fer Jeme souvient du magasin Boileau et freres notre voison etait Mr.Champagne plusieur de mes oncle avait des ferme et travaillait eau moulin a scieSt'Aubin Mon Floribert Robillard etait concierge a l'ecole. je me souvien de l'ecoliptre de armee.le nom de mes parents Julien et Lucienne Robillard. Je me souviens au mois de mai on quellait des pisenlit pour Me Champagne et nourisions c'est poules.Mon oncle Herve Gelinas sije souviens avait uns garage sur la route 111 et sa gauche il avais le restaurant Trottier.On est demenager dans un petit vilaage a Arnfield a l'age de 9 ans.Je me souviens de mr et mme Benit il demeurait pres de notre chez nous.

Although I can't offer any additional information on the NORAD base, I have an enormous interest in Lowther and its history. I would also like to share a bit of my families history as it pertains to the area. My Great Grand Grand-Father, Joseph Louis Guillaume (Willie) Forget, and his brothers worked in logging in Lowther back in the 1920's and he was murdered on or arround August 15, 1925 (maybe 1926). I couldn't confirm the circumstances of his death other than he was robbed of his paycheck and his body was left on the train tracks. The murderer was never identified and left his wife and 6 young children with little means of support so they relocated to Haileybury, Ontario to be closer to family. After relocating to Haileybury the family wanted to have the body exhumed re-entered in the local cemetery but by the time they had the means to do so, they were unable to locate his grave. My Grandfather was 6 when his father was killed and I often consider what effect the experience in Lowther would have had in shaping every member of that family's future especially considering the harsh realities of the day. Admittedly, I'm a little sentimental but based on what I know about my Granfather, he had exemplary character and was well regarded by all so I'd like to find out all I can about his father's death with the lofty goal figuring out where his remains are buried so I can get them moved to be with the rest of his family. I've spent a number of years researching genealogy so I acknowledge the likelyhood that he was buried with little more that a wooden cross to mark his grave and any real record of his life or death has been destroyed by fire but I apreciate any help I can get with clues on how Willie died or where was buried. Any information on abandoned cemeteries, police and church records or archived newspapers would likely go a long way to help me solve this mistery. Thank you

i was born in kap june 11 1948 .cfs lowther,opened on the 11 of june 1958.built by the usa.my father eugene sr.was employed there from the begenning until his retirement.we lived in the towne of lowther in the school house until 1962.as a child of 10 to 14 yrs of age,my brothers and i did alot of exploring in the area.the exat time or year ido not recal but.one summer in the area of the rock quary on high 11 on the north side of the highway going east we did come across an unmarked grave there was only awooden cross no markings visible to us no name nothing. dont know if this is helpful.when i mved to lowther there was a hughe vacante hotel on the south side.it is all gone now including the school house

I was stationed at Lowther 1in 1958-59, in the US Air Force. You can find a little more about the radar station at the Online Air Defense Radar Museum, http://www.radomes.org/museum

Anyone has pictures of the base ?The ones on this site are inaccessible right now. Tanks in advance Jean.

Anyone has pictures of the base ?The ones on this site are inaccessible right now. Tanks in advance Jean.

http://www.radomes.org/museum/showsite.php?site=Lowther+AS,+ON,+CN

I am looking for a US service by the name of Gerry or Jerry Inch who was stationed at CFS Lowther during the early 60s. Any information or direction you could provide would be greatfully appreciated. Thanks in advance. Trevor Stone

I am looking for a US serviceman by the name of Gerry or Jerry Inch who was stationed at CFS Lowther during the early 60s. Any information or direction you could provide would be greatfully appreciated. Thanks in advance. Trevor Stone

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