Please take the time to remember

[friesman]

As tomorrow is Nov 11, Canada's Remembrance Day I would like to remind everyone to please take 2 minutes for a moment of silence when it turns 11am in your area to remember all that have given their lives to make our lives and country so wonderful.

Here is a video about Canada's Highway of Heroes. It really is a heart string tugger when you see everyone that turns out to honour Canada's fallen soldiers.

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InztCEsi-7w&feature=related]YouTube- Highway of Heroes, with Lee Greenwood god bless Canada[/ame]

 

 

Brian

[Wanderer]

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l224/teyster2/MiscNgifs/th_Canadian-Flag-canada-729711_1280_10.jpg I remember and am proud of all the brave souls that go forth for the freedom of all, past, present, and future. http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l224/teyster2/MiscNgifs/USA.gif?t=1257898711

[Aussie Annie]

11th Hour-11th Day-11th Month(also Australia Rememberance Day)

 

 

I stood for those who stood for us--and proud to do so

 

 

 

[Oldseadog]

I've tried several times to watch the highway of heros video but can never make it through. I can never forget. I get choked up everytime I even think about my brothers. In the last few years I have gotten closer to my uncle than I ever thought I would. Ivan was a part of the liberation of Holland. The military is our bond.

[Jrichard]

THANK-YOU CANADA: for ALWAYS standing with the USA!-------:clap2::usa::usa:

[Sweetnothing]

THANK-YOU CANADA: for ALWAYS standing with the USA!-------:clap2::usa::usa:

 

 

Well spoken Richard!!! I agree, the USA and Canada are one. Always there when the other need help....like true friends are!

[Gary N.]

Visited my 90 year old dad today at his nursing home. He was in the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps in WW II '39 -'45.

I was proud to attend the service today with him. The first time in my life I've been able to do that.

[Monty]

I am proud to have you guys as neighbors...and allies!! Thanks for being by our side and fighting with us.

 

 

Salute!

[Renne]

Thank you neighbor! We fight the "good" fight, may we continue to do so!

 

Renne

U.S.A.F. ret.

[Sailor]

Just got back from our ceremonies. It is very emotional. My dad was in Europe in WWII and my wifes nephew got blown out of an armored car in Afghanistan. I was lucky enough to be between the two. I had to give a speech at the school yesterday. The most effective point I made was that the average age of the people in WWII was 20. Hard to imagine.

[Tarl]

We owe so much to those folks. It's nice to see the younger people getting involved in the Rememberance Day activities.

[autopilot]

I can add only my deepest heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our Canadian neighbors and brothers in arms. Rest assured that I will remember....always!