John Hugh Mac Kenzie was my uncle and these were the men he served with. God Bless them all. CAPE BRETON HIGHLANDERS ENGLAND 1942 FRONT ROW H.B.MACNEIL, J.S.LEBLANC, R.A. MACKINNON, JOHN H. MACKENZIE, G.E. WHITBREAD, J.H. MACNEIL, G.BURTON SECOND ROW P. GARDINER, A.R. GILLIS, J. LEFORT, A. MACKENZIE, F. BOUTILIER, T.S. TOOMEY, W.C.PIERCEY THIRD ROW...Read More

Frank Howe served with the 14th Army Tank Regiment during W.W.II.Read More

My Dad served with the Essex Scottish during W.W. II and was in Holland.Read More

My dad was a great gardener, as an environmental science teacher he ran the greenhouse at our local high school. I still remember going to the greenhouse with him often and when I think of it the smell and the steamy humidity comes back to me. Every spring he would hatch baby chicks as well....Read More

I am planting these for my Opa and Oma who survived WWII and came to Canada.Read More

My dad was overseas, in Holland and Bergson op Zoom, and so many other places. He helped to liberate the people from Holland.Read More

These bulbs will be planted in memory of my father Ernest McKeever, George Browne my husband’s father, eleven of our uncles and aunts. Some served overseas fighting, protecting Canada’s coasts or as support staff in Britain.Read More

I am planting for my Dad – Gordon Harry Cameron who fought in World War II and was a Lieutenant in the Navy on the War ships for 6 years.Read More

He served with 14th Field Ambulance from Sept. 1939 – 1945. England, France, Belgium and Holland.Read More

My father served in the Royal Canadian Navy during the 2nd World War. He was assigned to the HMCS Strathadam for the most part of his service. He survived the war and rarely spoke of it. He was a long time member of the legion and is always remembered and missed.Read More