Veterans Day 2020
We’re keeping in our thoughts and prayers all of those who served in our armed forces, sacrificing to preserve our freedom. We bless you and thank you and will take a moment of silence to remember you.
Posted by: A. C. Cockerill | November 11, 2020
Veterans Day 2020
Posted in Remembrance, Thank You | Tags: A. C. Cockerill, Ashley Cockerill, Remembrance, Thank You, Thank You to our Armed Forces
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A. C. Cockerill 
Veterans Day brings me to tears. It was called Armistice Day in my family. My brother (not your dad) told me of the 11th day, 11th month, 11 o’clock silence. Sometimes I miss it, but I always do take a moment for those poor boys caught in the wars.
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By: embee on November 11, 2020
at 9:23 pm
Hi Aunt Mary, I remember Armistice Day. It was quite a while ago, but I remember watching the clock so I’d get my moment of silence timed right. I’m not sure when we finally made the change in name, but it was long after the name was officially changed. Cheers, Ashley
By: A. C. Cockerill on November 11, 2020
at 9:34 pm
11 November is called Armistice Day here in New Zealand, but hardly anybody marks it – last time I can recall anything major was 2004 when the Unknown Warrior was interred in the national war memorial (I watched the parade). Our main memorial day is 25 April, Anzac Day, marking the day when Australian and NZ forces landed on Gallipoli. Bit of an odd choice, but it’s tied in with national identity.
By: Matthew Wright on November 12, 2020
at 10:54 pm
Love your historical info, Matthew! Always so interesting. Thank you, and cheers, Ashley
By: A. C. Cockerill on November 16, 2020
at 8:12 pm
Where I live they still have a parade each year. I hope we always remember their sacrifices.
By: Geri Lawhon on November 15, 2020
at 12:50 am
How lovely, Geri, and I also hope that we will always remember. Cheer, Ashley
By: A. C. Cockerill on November 16, 2020
at 8:07 pm