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November 10, 2021
Remembrance Day - 2021 Vegreville Cenotaph
MARCH ON THE COLOURS O CANADA - Last Post / Silence / Lament / Rouse DEPOSIT COLOURS RETIRE COLOUR PARTY: - Act of Remembrance We Will Remember Them Response: We Will Remember Them PRAYER: Rev. Pamela Milton LAYING OF WREATHS WELCOME AND INDIGENOUS LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: - Comrade Terry Kuzyk, President, Legion Branch No. 39 MESSAGES FROM ELECTED OFFICIALS SCRIPTURE READINGS: - Micah 4:3-7 - John 15:9-17 PRAYER OF INTERCESSION: Rev. Pamela Milton HYMN - Eternal Father Strong to Save CLOSING REMARKS: Comrade Terry Kuzyk, President Please note that this year’s Ceremony is once again being held outdoors at our Cenotaph. There will be limited seating provided for invited dignitaries and those laying wreaths as well as people unable to stand. The public is welcome to attend but will be required to be masked (except those with medical exemptions) and to practise social distancing.
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Z D D Z E z W Zd/ /W Ed^ ϮϬϮϭ - President, Royal Canadian Legion, Branch No. 39: Comrade Terry Kuzyk - Acting Legion Chaplain: Rev. Pamela Milton - Bugler: W. G. McMunn - Master of Ceremonies: Rev. Pamela Milton - Lieutenant Colonel Kent Miller, CD, Commanding Officer 41 CER - MWO Stephen Stamp, CD, Squadron Regimental Sgt. Major - Sergeant-at-Arms: Comrade Damian Radcliffe - Legion Colour Party: Veterans, Members of Legion Branch No. 39 Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary Branch No. 39 RCMP Vegreville Detachment and Veterans Vegreville Fire Department There will be a march from the Legion Branch for the Colour Party, Legion Members, Veterans and Invited Dignitaries. Please be assembled at the Cenotaph no later than 10:45 a.m. We will be live streaming the Ceremony on our Facebook page, Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 39, starting at 10:50 a.m.
3 Ways to Support Canada’s Veterans Year-round
On Remembrance Day, Canadians across the country commemorate the brave men and women who died in the line of duty as well as those who currently serve in the armed forces. However, your recognition doesn’t have to be limited to November 11. Here are three ways you can support Canadian veterans year-round.
Fund, VETS Canada and Wounded Warriors Canada, doing critical work to empower and support veterans from coast to coast. Donating even a small amount to a reputable organization can help improve the circumstances of those who risked their lives for their country.
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There are more than 1,300 Legion branches across the country. As Canada’s largest veteran service organization, the Royal Canadian Legion (RCL) offers outreach and assistance programs for veterans and their families as well as community services and support. Volunteering at your local Legion branch is a great way to make a real difference in the lives of those who served.
There are a number of charities, including the Poppy
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Veteran Affairs Canada (VAC), in collaboration with the RCL, runs an initiative that facilitates face-to-face visits with veterans in retirement and long-term care facilities. These visits provide social interaction and a
sense of community to individuals who may not otherwise receive many visitors. Spending time with a veteran can have a major impact on their life as well as your own. This Remembrance Day, know that Canadian veterans need your help year-round, and consider taking steps to offer your support.
