pferguson | March 29, 2024
Courage – Honor – Sacrifice After several days visit to Waikiki to relax and seek an even keel…I have walked…from Natatorium to Fort DeRussy…wandered Honolulu in search of familiar old buildings. Found new and old to photograph. Been amused amongst the waves, drifted with the current, seen new living species, found cognac in the waters […]
Category: Remember Them Well |
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Tags: 7 December 1941, Arizona Memorial, Courage, Everett Hyland, Greatest Generation, Honor, Pearl Harbor, Sacrifice, USS Arizona, USS Missouri, USS Pennsylvania, War Memorials
pferguson | November 8, 2017
The Roar and the Whisper So many lives to remember. Those who did not return and those who survived. Those who walk each day with the reminders of someone. These reminders not shadows, but real events, real lives, husbands and wives, sons and daughters, parents, family, friends and lovers. We see their faces every day, […]
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Tags: Airborne Memorial (Oosterbeek - Netherlands), Canadian Scottish Regiment, Daughters, Family, Film History, Friends, Great War, Hedgerow Cemetery (Belgium), Husbands, Lovers, Memorial Bench, Notting Hill, Parents, Remembrance, Sons, St. Eloi Crater (Belgium), War Graves, War Memorials, WIves, World War Two
pferguson | September 10, 2016
Soldiers Who Lie Here Row On Row The award of a humble bronze cross, the Victoria Cross, to Piper James Cleland Richardson has meant much to many people, many communities and many organizations. Jimmy’s story has been told and retold in articles, books and magazines… in exhibits and films and this will not end with […]
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Tags: 16th Battalion CEF, 8 October 1916, 8/9 October 1916, 9 October 1916, Adanac Military Cemetery, Cemeteries, Commonwealth War Graves Commission, I.W.G.C. / C.W.G.C. Principles, Imperial War Graves Commission, J.C. Richardson, James Cleland Richardson, Jimmy Richardson, Known unto God, Piper, Pipes of war, Regina Trench, Remembrance, Silent Cities, T.E. McLaren, Thiepval, Victoria Cross, Visitors to Adanac, War Graves, War Memorials