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From: MSN NicknameBELLES99  (Original Message)Sent: 11/11/2008 3:45 PM
I am going to watch the ceremony on TV at 11 am. at the National War Memorial in Ottawa. A couple of years ago Jacks cousin spotted someone urinating at the memorial site..so he took theifr picyure & it made national news. Michael Pilon is a dentist & a retired army major.The outcry was so successful that in response the gov't installed interpretive guides during tourist season & holiday weekends to disourage disrespectful behaviour.For the past 7 nights the names of more then 66,000Canadians killed in the first world war have been illuminated..2 at a time in the Vigil. Belles


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From: RavenSent: 11/11/2008 4:02 PM
Belles, some people are just disrespectful and should be slapped across the face for their actions!!! 
 
We too will have services across the country.  Here in our county, there will be services for the Vets at our courthouse.  Our high school always has a wonderful program with speakers and honorary servicemen and women from all the wars.  At least our young people are being taught about the sacrifices that have been made for our freedoms.
 
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Raven

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From: MSN NicknameButchie1930Sent: 11/11/2008 4:10 PM
One of the National cemeteries is here. It is called the Dallas/Fort Worth National Cemetery.  This is where Les is buried.  It is beautiful there.  They will be holding ceremonies as well.
hugs
Butchie

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From: MSN NicknameCapebretnrSent: 11/11/2008 5:15 PM
Belles I remember that so well, and kudos for jack's cousin taking the picture and making everyone aware! It just baffles my mind at the disrespect in this country! At the ceremony we attended, , as they played our national anthem, i looked into the crowd to see dozens of men, with their ball caps on.I am appalled that on a day like this people can be so disrespectful! I know at hocket games alot of people don't remove their hats and continue to talk and whatnot when the athem is played but on Remembrance day, give me a break...I honestly felt like going over and telling them to get those hats off thir heads!It was a very nice ceremony, but was it cold, just aout froze and I was bundled to the ears! Al stood with his airborne blazer,medals and maroon beret .He said cold, is all a state of mind! Yeah right!
Then we went for lunch with Jim and the kids, now we are home, Al is watching the celebrations on tv from Ottawa and then he'll probably move on to his old war movies!
Cape

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From: MSN NicknameSilverMaPoppieMurphySent: 11/11/2008 5:52 PM
I watched onour local tv station too, they were saying the oldest living soldier from world war 1 is 112 he was at the service in London.
SilverMa

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From: MSN Nicknamepuzzler051Sent: 11/11/2008 8:40 PM
 I see that all time. Everyone stares at me like a nut case. I hear that song the flood gates open up. I cry and can't stop.  I think of what go behind that song.Flag does not have meaning to some people  either to them it just material. God bless all of you. Hugs I care puzzler

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