M y Grandfather was a soldier With a bayonet strapped to his shoulder He was very young, but he knew the game So, he was ready when the time came. M y Grandfather didn't say a lot About the War in which he fought Those memories must have been Easier to hold within. M y Grandfather, I had wished he'd say What happened in the war that day Something bothered him so much That you couldn't cure it with a touch M y Grandfather, he was a member In the Legion...to Remember... All those that died in the war Wishing he would hurt no more. M y Grandfather died a month ago I very much miss him so He was a man to look up to Someone who I wish you knew. M y Grandfather, who I love still Had always been with me until The Angels took him away I am very proud to say. M y Grandfather is up in Heaven And every November Eleven I will pray for him and those more For saving us, fighting in the war. - Linzi Hartt (November 1995)

21st Army Group SG 52792 Bdr Sidney James Bigger 1 Canadian Anti-Tank Regiment RCA It has been brought to my notice that you have performed outstanding good service, and shown great devotion to duty during the campaign in North West Europe. I award you this certificate as a token of my appreciation, and I have given instructions that this shall be noted in your Record of Service. Sgd: BL Montgomery Field Marshall Commander in Chief, 21st Army Group