Lest We Forget
Until next time, lest we forget!
Tuesday, 11 November 2014
Until next time, lest we forget!
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Bless all those who have served, who are serving, and who will serve our country. Thank you for keeping us safe, keeping the peace, and for helping those who ask for our help. People talk of superheroes, but the men and women of the Armed Forces are true superheroes. HBIC is proud of the men and women of the Canadian Armed Forces, both present and past!
Until next time, lest we forget!
Until next time, lest we forget!
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Everything we do day in and day out in our society today, happens because heroes have allowed this to happen. Watching hockey, spending time with the family, the opportunity to vote and make our own political decisions, posting on this blog with my own free opinion, all comes from the heroes who have died for our country.
We will never forget and we are always remember. I cannot imagine the world of war and such environments that these soldiers had to endure. My thoughts and prayers will always go out to those who have made life in Canada the way it is today.
To those who serve and protect our country everyday, your heroic actions and courageous efforts do not go unnoticed.
Thank you to all of those who make and have made Canada the amazing country it is today.
True Patriot Love.
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