Willie Boyle was listed as his sponsor for his baptism. He worked for Sask Power. He was also signed up for World War I while living in Brock, SK (as a farmer), and his father Aaron Parcher is listed as living at 12 Cobalt Street,Cobalt, ON at the time. He went for his physical in Saskatoon on Dec. 1, 1917. His examination lists him as being 5’11” tall, fair complexion, with brown eyes and hair. Brock is west of Saskatoon, on highway 30 (just south of highway 7 between D’Arcy and Netherhill, before Kindersley).

He is buried in Section C, about row 28, in the Yorkton City Cemetery, along with his wife.