…November 11th was always a difficult time for my Dad
I found that as Dad got older he became more sentimental. As the years passed he found Remembrance Day especially difficult as he remembered his friends and comrades who died in World War II. He always felt that he couldn’t mourn publicly because he served on the wrong side and this often led to periods of depression come November. For a man who was usually so chipper and positive this was difficult to watch. Dad passed away three years ago. Today I honour his memory and all the young men and women who have died in war, regardless of what side they served on. I know that this may not be a popular stance to take in light of the current upheaval in Ukraine and Gaza but I ask that you respect my choice to remember in my own way.


It’s appropriate to honor your father.
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Thank you Dan, I appreciate that.
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Lest we forget …
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Hopefully we’ll never forget.
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Especially poignant for both him and for you
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Thank you Derrick. I think if Dad was still with us he would have appreciated your comment.
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