SDCI Alumni Foundation

Grand Total! 670$ a BIG THANK YOU TO ALL WHO DONATED.

but wait even though the challenge is over you can still donate.

[email protected] is a fast and easy way to donate.. just make the password the short for of the school name..or DM the password to us.

Please note the e transfer is

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Anyone donating through the QR code.. please send your info and address to the above email for a tax receipt

2016 GRADUATES THIS IS FOR YOU! For more info:
Ryanne Kap
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It's brightens our hearts to see other Alumni do these. Once a SAINT always a SAINT!

Please note: The foundation waivers all rights to this post as it is not ran by us. But we do support and encourage all ALUMNI to stay in contact and have fun making memories.

Come on SAINTS let's make this GOAL only one week left.

These two beauties are challenging all ALUMNI COUPLE! Let's reach our goal!

Donations can be sent to

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Thank you to Lynn Hill for your generous donation of $100.00.

Thankyou Mrs. Kathy Wildfong and Mr Don Shirley for their donations. Two wonderful people who taught all our wonderful Alumni. We dont know where we would be without you.

Updated total... $320...
Thank you
Lindsay Brock
George and Donna Bennett
Patricia Delmore-Ko

Alumni Spotlight: The Adair Brothers of Strathroy

Alumni Spotlight: Robert, Charles, Kenneth and Fred Adair, four brothers from Strathroy whose service and sacrifice during the Second World War left a lasting mark on the community.

The sons of Frank and Dorothy Stockdale Adair, the brothers grew up in Strathroy and attended Strathroy Collegiate Institute. Known around town for sports and time spent at their grandmother’s home on North Street, each answered the call to serve during the war.

Corporal Robert "Bob" Adair served with the Perth Regiment and was killed in the Liri Valley in Italy on May 26, 1944. Sergeant Charles Adair served with the Royal Canadian Air Force and was lost during a bombing mission near Boulogne, France, on September 9, 1944. Private Kenneth Adair, also with the Perth Regiment, was killed in Italy on December 20, 1944.

Only one brother, Fred Adair, returned home after the war.

Today, SDCI is located on Adair Drive in Strathroy, a street named in honour of the Adair brothers and their family’s sacrifice.

The Adair brothers are remembered as young men from Strathroy whose courage and service reflected the strength of an entire generation.

SCI Alumni Spotlight: Keeping our history alive.


Photo credit: Strathroy and District Historical Society