Arthur Judges
| Date and Place of Birth: | 1916 Toronto, Ontario Canada |
| Date and Place of Death: | December 11, 1944 Holland |
| Baseball Experience: | Amateur |
| Position: | Unknown |
| Rank: | Private |
| Military Unit: | Lincoln and Welland Regiment, Royal Canadian Army |
| Area Served: | European Theater of Operations |
Arthur G. Judges was born in Toronto, Ontario in 1916. He attended
Humberside Collegiate Institute in Toronto and later moved to Parry
Sound where he was employed at the Bank of Nova Scotia. Judges took an
active part in baseball and hockey while in Parry Sound.
He enlisted in August 1943 and arrived in Europe in June 1944, taking an
advanced clerical course in England. Serving with the Lincoln and
Welland Regiment in Holland, Private Judges was reported missing in
December 1944. It was later confirmed that he had been killed in action
on December 11.
Arthur Judges is buried at the Groesbeek Memorial Cemetery in Holland.
Date Added: February 7, 2013
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