Hugh McKenzie

1885–1917 (age 32)

Biography

Hugh McKenzie was a military personnel who served during the First World War, a conflict that transformed the lives of an entire generation. His service represented the dedication of countless soldiers who faced extraordinary challenges during this global conflict.

McKenzie's life was lost in 1917, and his name is inscribed at the Menin Gate, one of the world's most significant war memorials. This monument stands as a lasting tribute to the courage and sacrifice of those who fell in the Great War.

Also buried at Menin Gate

Francis Lempriere Davy
1887–1917 (age 30)
Menin Gate
Military officer honored at the Menin Gate after his death in 1917.
Tom McCluskey
1890–1917 (age 27)
Menin Gate
Australian rules footballer whose promise was cut short in the Great War.
Arthur Herbert Posden Burn
1892–1914 (age 22)
Menin Gate
Served in the early months of the war and is honored at the Menin Gate.
Les James
1890–1917 (age 27)
Menin Gate
Les James, 1890–1917, is remembered at the Menin Gate for bringing sporting resilience to his wartime service.
Jack Cooper
1889–1917 (age 28)
Menin Gate
Jack Cooper was an Australian rules football player who died in 1917 and is commemorated at the Menin Gate.
Joseph Frain Webster
1892–1914 (age 22)
Menin Gate
Joseph Frain Webster was a young Scottish man who died during the early months of World War I.