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We Remember not only the veterans who have served Canada and UK, but also the courageous animals who stood by their sides. The war horses, the dogs and the pigeons that carried the vital messages.
Before we moved to Canada, World War I and II was just part of my History book. Then, as we immersed in Canadian culture, it become very real. Listening to stories from veterans, and witnessing how deep the war touched so many and so deeply. I am thankful. I want to remember and paid tribute to those who lost their lives fighting for the beautiful Canada that today is my home, my kid's home and our future. Let's remember.
Giving a tremendous amount of gratitude and thanks to the numerous members of my family who served and who currently serve in the Canadian Armed Forces: Uncle Mike/Michael Beaulieu (Rest in Peace Mike), Uncle Al/Alan Freethy, Seth Freethy, Alex Beaulieu and Kat Banks. Proud of each and every one of you.
We want to thank all our veterans who served and who continue to serve and protect Canada all over the world. We owe you all a debt of gratitude that we can never repay. Your sacrifices for all Canadians will never be forgotten. We stop to honour you this week but you are always in our minds and in our hearts. Thank you for making this the best country in the world. We remember!
We would like to remember our Dad, Thomas P Keeble who fought in World War II with the Irish Regiment. During his service he was injured and hospitalized many times, especially during the campaign in Italy. He lived with the shrapnel and pain for the rest of his life. He was a former President of the Markham District Veterans Association. Rest In Peace ❤️
In memory of our Grandpa, William Henry Tapper who fought in WWI and WWII. With love and appreciation to all who served, to help us have our lives and freedom today!
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Remembering my uncle Russel Stover and my grandfather Herb Stover. We are thankful for everything they and our current solders have done to keep us safe. Paul Daniels
I am remembering my father William Riggs a decorated World War 2 Naval Officer.