George Richard Macfarlane, R.C.N.
1922 - 2000 (77 years)
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Name George Richard Macfarlane [1, 2] Suffix R.C.N. Alt. Birth Abt 1900 [2] Birth 30 Jan 1922 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 
Gender Male Name George R. Macfarlane R.N. [2] Death 17 Jan 2000 Canada Person ID I18582 MacFarlane Last Modified 29 May 2024
Father George Alexander Macfarlane, b. 24 Feb 1897, Donover House, Maynalty, Co. Meath, Ireland d. 11 May 1944, Victoria, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada (Age 47 years) Relationship natural Mother Doris Gwendoline Flint, b. Abt 1900 Relationship natural Marriage 10 Jul 1921 Victoria, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada [3] Family ID F3279 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Kathleen Marie Rau, b. 18 Aug 1920, Victoria, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada d. 18 Jan 2008, Victoria, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada (Age 87 years) Marriage 19 Sep 1942 Victoria, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada [1] Children 1. Living Macfarlane [Father: natural] [Mother: natural] 2. dau. Macfarlane [Father: natural] [Mother: natural] Family ID F3120 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 29 May 2024
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Notes - He served in tugboats on the west coast as a Mate before the Second World War. He was elected as an Alderman of Central Saanich BC for 14 years after retirement. He was qualified to command a frigate or destroyer. He carried the King's Colour in t he Royal Guard for Princess Elizabeth during the Royal Visit of 1951. He was the Commander of Royal Guard for Princess Margaret during Royal Visit of 1958. He was the Commander of the Parade for Queen Elizabeth II in Victoria in 1959. He was appoi nted as Trustee of the Maritime Museum of British Columbia 1959. He held a Master Mariner's Certificate of Service (Foreign Going). He operated a market garden in Central Saanich from 1972 to 1992.
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- He served in tugboats on the west coast as a Mate before the Second World War. He was elected as an Alderman of Central Saanich BC for 14 years after retirement. He was qualified to command a frigate or destroyer. He carried the King's Colour in t he Royal Guard for Princess Elizabeth during the Royal Visit of 1951. He was the Commander of Royal Guard for Princess Margaret during Royal Visit of 1958. He was the Commander of the Parade for Queen Elizabeth II in Victoria in 1959. He was appoi nted as Trustee of the Maritime Museum of British Columbia 1959. He held a Master Mariner's Certificate of Service (Foreign Going). He operated a market garden in Central Saanich from 1972 to 1992.
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