This page is dedicated to the memory of fallen cadets and staff.

You will be missed.

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Mrs Helena Kemp (Affectionately known as "Ma" Kemp)

Passed away Tuesday June 27, 2006.

"Ma" Kemp has been involved with the cadet program since 1969, when her children started becoming Air Cadets with 58

Squadron,and was very active in the program up until 2000. Mrs Kemp was a big promoter of the Duke of Edinburgh program at 58

Squadron. In times of need the cadets of 58 Squadron could always count on Mrs Kemp being there for that friendly advice - hence

earning her the title of "Ma" Kemp.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family.

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Mr Gord Metcalfe

Passed away September 23, 2004

Mr Metcalfe has been involved with the 58 Squadron for over 20 years, in roles from Civilian Instructor, Range Safety Officer, Bush Officer, and most recent Squadron Sponsor Committee Chairman. Gord was always that friendly face at the Squadron. Many of our cadets today also knew his daughter Amanda, as she joined the ranks of the 58 Squadron.

Our thoughts and prayers to Inara and Amanda.

Captain Thomas

Capt Priscilla Thomas CD, OStJ

September 14, 2005 passed away in Kingston General Hospital after her long battle with cancer.

Capt Thomas became interested in the Air Cadet movement when her children joined 99 Lynx RCACS in Orillia in 1989. After serving with the Air Cadets in several Squadrons from British Columbia to Nova Scotia, she moved to Kingston and joined 58 Squadron in 2004 serving as the Squadron Administration Officer.

She also retained her involvement with St. John Ambulance and assumed the position of Divisional Superintendent of 66C Kingston St. John Ambulance Youth Division. On April 21, 2006, the Governor General signed her posthumous promotion to Officer of the Order of St. John (OStJ).

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Our Deepest Condolences Go Out To the Family of LAC Jonah Rosson on the passing of his father

Major Paeta Hess-von Krudener

S/L Lorne Weller Haunts December 10, 1918 - December 6, 2008

Commanding Officer, 58 Squadron Royal Canadian Air Cadets 1949 to 1969

BARRETT, Christopher William Jr. Passed away peacefully, surrounded by his family at St. Mary's of the Lake Hospital on Wednesday, December 16th, 2009 at 56 years of age, after a short, but courageous battle with cancer. Former Cadet and Officer for 58 Squadron

58 Air Cadet Squadron