Canadian – WWI – Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal and Orillia War Recognition Medal – Simcoe Foresters – Mainer Hann's family was notable in

Hann's family was notable in the Welsh mining industry - his father

He was awarded a Commissioner's Commendation in 1948 "for rendering assistance which resulted in the saving of lives in a serious fire"

QSA with 4 clasps: (Relief of Kimberley

He passed away in 1954 and is buried in Sarnia

Canadian – WWI – Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal and Orillia War Recognition Medal – Simcoe Foresters – Mainer Hann's family was notable inColonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal: Capt. B. H. Mainer. Sim. Fors. Orillias Recognition of War Service 1914 1919 Medal engraved on reverse: Lieut. B. H. Mainer 177th Bn. 1916 17 Benjamin Hewitt Mainer was born in Orillia, Ontario in 1883. He worked as a hardware merchant and was a serving officer in the 35th Regiment Canadian Militia (Simcoe Foresters) when he joined the 177th Battalion CEF at Midland in April 1916. He resigned his