He attended Houston High School, graduating in 1974. Reggie and his family moved back to Houston, MO in 1970. He passed away Januat his home in Houston, MO. Reginald Reggie “Scooby Doo” Wade Skouby, age 59, son of Bill and Mary Louise (Tate) Skouby was born Augin Houston, MO. Service: Tuesday Januat 11:00 AM in the Evans Funeral Home The original oil painting by Dorothy Stevens hangs in the Officers’ Mess.Visitation: Tuesday Janu10:00 AM to 11:00 AM in the Evans Funeral Home.

Janu– Transferred to Reserve of OfficersĬolonel Reginald Pellatt, VD – Fourteenth Commanding Officer, 1925-1930 and Honorary Colonel, 1951-1956.

Febru– Appointed Honorary Colonel, Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada.

1937 – Awarded Coronation Medal (George VI).

– Awarded King’s Silver Jubilee Medal (George V).

Ap– Transferred to the Reserve of Officers, Canadian militia with rank of Colonel.

Ap– Appointed to Command 6th Infantry Brigade.Ap– Transferred to Reserve of Officers, Canadian Militia with rank of Colonel.Tenure of Command extended to April 7, 1930.Febru– Created an Officer of the Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem.Ap– Appointed Commanding Officer of the Queen’s Own Rifles and promoted to Colonel.1923 – Award Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Decoration – RO 1/1923.1922 – Awarded Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal GO 36/1922.Tenure of Command of 2nd Battalion extended to February 28, 1925.Febru– Appointed Commanding Officer of 2nd Battalion, Queen’s Own Rifles with rank of Lieutenant Colonel.Octo– On reorganization of Canadian Militia, appointed Second in Command of 2nd Battalion, Queen’s Own Rifles with rank of Major and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel.Janu– Transferred to Reserve of Officers, Canadian Expeditionary Force with rank of Lieutenant Colonel.Novem– Detailed as Deputy Adjutant General & Quartermaster General, Military District #2.Octo– Proceeded to Canada on one month leave.Aug– Attached to Headquarters, Canadian Expeditionary Force, London.1917 – Mentioned in War Office List for valuable services rendered during the War.Janu– Proceed to France and posted to 3rd Canadian Infantry Division.

J– Appointed Commanding Officer of the 12th Reserve Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force (in England).J– Promoted Lieutenant Colonel and appointed Commanding Officer, 83rd Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force (in England).Janu– Promoted Major and appointed Deputy Commanding Officer of 35th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force (in Canada) and to Command temporarily.Novem– Appointed Staff Captain, Concentration Camp, Exhibition Grounds, Toronto.2, Toronto – Commanded Provincial School of Instruction – Officers August to November 1914 – Assigned to Militia District No.1914 – Commanded 1st Brigade Cadet Camp, Niagara.1913 – Commanded 1st Battalion, 1st Brigade Cadet Camp, Niagara.1910 – Proceeded with QOR to England for Army manoeuvres.1909 – Acting Brigade Major, Niagara Camp.1907, 1908 – Staff Captain, Niagara Camp.Aug– Appointed to Command F Company, 1st Battalion.1905 – Won the Machine Gun Detachment Trophy at Annual Match.1904, 1905, 1906 – Orderly Officer, 3rd Infantry Brigade, Niagara Camp.Ma– Appointed Provisional Lieutenant and posted to command Machine Gun Detachment.1902 – Participated in the Edward VII coronation contingent.1902 – Granted certificate for rank of Sergeant.Septem– Joined the Queen’s Own Rifles as a Rifleman with A Company (aged 16).He is buried in plot 7, lot 3, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto. When he enlisted with the CEF in 1915 he gave his wife’s address (as next of kin) as Casa Loma. He also served in the First World War commanding both the 83rd and the 12th Reserve Battalions, Canadian Expeditionary Force. They had no children.Īs shown below Reginald also followed his father’s footsteps by joining The Queen’s Own Rifles at the age of 16 and he served in one capacity or another including Commanding Officers and Honorary Colonel for 55 years. On 14 October 1908 he married Marjorie Carlyle Perry. He attended Upper Canada College where he served in the UCC Rifle Company and eventually rose to serve as president of the family stock brokerage business, Pellatt and Pellatt, Stockbrokers. Colonel Reginald Pellatt, VD was born in Toronto June 30, 1885, only son of Major General Sir Henry Pellatt and his wife Mary.

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