Honouring the fallen

[dcbogey]

A heartfelt thanks to those that gave the ultimate sacrifice, their families and those that took the time to line the overpasses on the 401 to pay their respects.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20070709.whome09/BNStory/National/home

 

[xarir]

I picked up my Globe & Mail this morning. I immediately saw the bottom half of the pic on the front page which showed so many, too many, hearses on the road and I knew immediately what it was. It was a very sad way to start my day.

Then I flipped the paper over and saw the top half of the pic where so many, but not too many, Canadians were standing on the bridge in honour of those who fell. My day was much happier after that.

 

[Never Compromised]

I'm not sure if the "war" is right or not.

But I have nothing but respect and admiration for those that go, and those that have lost.

 

[fuji]

And I thought this would be a thread about people who got banned from terb.

 

[Machine]

The family members truly appreciate the suppport, believe me. The affirmation and acknowledgement of loss by other Canadians is very comforting on the otherwise morbid journey from Trenton. Ordinary Canadians understand his sacrifice and the immense sadness of those who loved or served with him.