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GIVEN IN MEMORY OF DR. JOHN W. BALLANTINE By his grandchildren

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This memorial plaque honours Dr. John W. Ballantine, a commemoration thoughtfully provided by his grandchildren. It serves as a lasting tribute to Dr. Ballantine, ensuring his memory is preserved through this dedicated marker.

Memorials like this plaque represent a personal and enduring way for families to remember loved ones. They often reflect a private sentiment, placed to honour an individual's life and contributions within their community or family legacy. Such dedications, made by descendants, connect generations and signify an ongoing respect and affection for those who came before.

Positioned in New York, this memorial is a plaque, providing a quiet place for reflection. Visitors can observe this tribute in its urban setting, offering a moment of remembrance for Dr. John W. Ballantine.

Inscription

“GIVEN IN MEMORY OF DR. JOHN W. BALLANTINE By his grandchildren”
Transcribed from the Memorial at New York.

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GIVEN IN MEMORY OF DR. JOHN W. BALLANTINE By his grandchildren

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