Heroes Among Us

• “Thank you for your service.” — Warren R.
• “Thank you. Two small words trying to encompass my whole heart’s gratitude.” — Graeme B.
• “Thank you for your courageous service to our country.” — Mark B.
• “For the vets, saying ‘Thank you for your service’ is not enough. My mom stayed at VML earlier this year and passed there. I know they do good work. Good luck!” — Rick S.
• “Tomorrow is Battle of Britain Remembrance Day. I am a retired Naval and Airforce pilot and will be spending the day thanking all those Canadian veterans who served their country with pride and distinction.” — Ted G.
• “Thank you for your contribution to the liberation of The Netherlands, 1944/1945.” — Anke S.
• “Thank you for serving your country with such valour.” — Anne P.
• “Your dedication and sacrifice will never be forgotten.” — Lucy M.
• “Grateful for the freedoms we enjoy because of your service.” — John K.
• “Heroes don’t always wear capes; some wear uniforms.” — Sarah L.
• “To all veterans, thank you for your bravery and resilience.” — Michael T.
• “Honouring those who served is the least we can do.” — Emily R.
• “Your courage inspires generations. Thank you.” — David H.
• “Thank you for defending our nation and values.” — Karen W.
• “Thank you for your service. You will not be forgotten.” — Susan S.
• “Thank you for your service. We will remember them.” — Dave W.
• “This year we visited the Normandy beaches and many of the Canadian cemeteries in France. We shed tears, but we’re glad we could see the names of the soldiers who gave their life for our freedom.” — Edwina M.
• “I and my husband’s Dads, and my husband served in the wars. My Dad was also in Veterans Memorial Lodge. I am grateful for the freedom we enjoy today. Thank you.” — Jo-Ann H.
• “Thank you for your service.” — Chris S.

• “Thank you for your service.” — Warren R.
• “Thank you. Two small words trying to encompass my whole heart’s gratitude.” — Graeme B.
• “Thank you for your courageous service to our country.” — Mark B.
• “For the vets, saying ‘Thank you for your service’ is not enough. My mom stayed at VML earlier this year and passed there. I know they do good work. Good luck!” — Rick S.
• “Honouring the Battle of Britain Remembrance Day. I am a retired Naval and Airforce pilot and will be spending the day thanking all those Canadian veterans who served their country with pride and distinction.” — Ted G.
• “Thank you for your contribution to the liberation of The Netherlands, 1944/1945.” — Anke S.
• “Thank you for serving your country with such valour.” — Anne P.
• “Your dedication and sacrifice will never be forgotten.” — Lucy M.
• “Grateful for the freedoms we enjoy because of your service.” — John K.
• “Heroes don’t always wear capes; some wear uniforms.” — Sarah L.
• “To all veterans, thank you for your bravery and resilience.” — Michael T.
• “Honouring those who served is the least we can do.” — Emily R.
• “Your courage inspires generations. Thank you.” — David H.
• “Thank you for defending our nation and values.” — Karen W.
• “Thank you for your service. You will not be forgotten.” — Susan S.
• “Thank you for your service. We will remember them.” — Dave W.
• “This year we visited the Normandy beaches and many of the Canadian cemeteries in France. We shed tears, but we’re glad we could see the names of the soldiers who gave their life for our freedom.” — Edwina M.
• “I and my husband’s Dads, and my husband served in the wars. My Dad was also in Veterans Memorial Lodge. I am grateful for the freedom we enjoy today. Thank you.” — Jo-Ann H.
• “My father and my uncle both benefitted from the programs at Broadmead. I send my best wishes to the staff there and my great gratitude to the veterans for their service to our country. My children live in safety and prosperity because of you. Thank you!” — Shelia M.
• “Thank you for the wonderful care and support Stan Huggett has received at Veterans Memorial Lodge at Broadmead.” — William H.
• “To the Veterans at Broadmead, thank you for your service.” — Joan & John V. (retired RCMP)