Honour a loved one on Hill 112
The Memorial Foundation is proud to be able to offer relatives, comrades and friends of those who fought in the service of their country in the fierce battles for Hill 112 and the Odon Valley in the summer of 1944 a unique opportunity to honour the fallen.
The Foundation has sourced high quality memorial plaques that can be purchased to mark the bravery and sacrifice of the many men who fought bravely for this strategic viewpoint outside Caen as the Allies marched through Normandy after the D-Day landings. The Foundation is keen to see relatives and friends honour all those who fought, not just those who lost their lives in the ultimate sacrifice.
The plaques are individually inscribed to order and, once completed, will be placed by the Foundation amongst the 112 trees in the Avenue of Remembrance at what is now a haven of peace cared for by the Odon Cote 112 Association, The Hill 112 Memorial Foundation’s partners in France. Please note that individuals and groups are not permitted to place their own plaques.
Plaques cost £210.00 with white or gold lettering or
£225.00 with poppies.
Plaque detail
Each plaque is 150mm x 200mm and made of black anodised aluminium on an oak backing board (220mm x 170mm). Supplied with an angled tree stake.
Font: Times New Roman
Letter colour: White silver.
The choice of the text is yours, but see form for guidance HERE.
Plaques cost £210.00 with white or gold lettering or
£225.00 with poppies.
The small print
Before the plaque is created, the words and layout you supply will be sent to you for confirmation. You will be asked to approve by email or letter, and once approved the plaque will be made and no alterations can be accepted. You will be sent a photograph of the plaque once it has been completed.
The plaque will be placed by the Foundation in liaison with he Odon Cote 112 Association among the 112 trees in the Avenue of Remembrance.
To proceed
Please complete the order form HERE and send it to
135, Rough Common Road, Canterbury, Kent CT2 9BS.
marked for the attention of Annette Oliver, Chair
