My father worked in the Dutch underground for 5 years in Holland. He brought food to my mother and her family to keep them from starving and made sure that fallen pilots and soldiers were sent back to England. The fact that he survived is astounding and I am the result of liberation day in...Read More

My father joined the Royal Canadian Air Force In Saskatchewan and was trained as a Bombardier.Read More

The uncle I never knewRead More

A hero in his famalies eyes “one of the good guys”Read More

I am planting for our parents. Our Dad who served overseas and for Mom who worked raising our oldest sister well Dad protecting our freedom we have today. Here is to all the women left behind raising their famalies well their husbands on the front line. Here is to all the women who served on...Read More

My Dad served in Holland and Belgium from July to October 1944 with the Canadian Army, Orndance Corp. He was overseas from December 1939 until November 1944 stationed in England.Read More

Don’t have all the story, he never liked to talk much about his time during WW2. I know he drove truck and was in Italy, France and I believe Holland for the liberation. Never will forget his and many others who served in whatever capacity. Lost my dad in 2001 at the age of 84...Read More

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In memory of my father Harold Richard Watt who served in the Canadian Army signal corps. He was in Holland in 1945. A girl named Valentine did a charcoal painting of him 30-9-45. My father always told the story of how happy the people were seeing the Canadian soldiers as they ran out of their...Read More