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Click photo see the rest of the Gallery from the event.

Carlene Mayfield – 30 Year Pin 
Chuck St. James – 10 Year Pin 
Chuck St. James – 10 Year Pin 
Cindy Henning – Legionnaire of the Year 
Dean Lundstrom – Certificate of Appreciation and Service Medal 
Irene Mayfield – 50 Year Pin 
Joe Iten – 15 Year Pin 
Joe Iten – Service Medal 
John Sorensen – Past Sargeant at Arms 
Joyce Winton – Past Vice President 
Marilyn Keller – 5 Year Pin 
Mildred Glanville – 30 Year Pin 
Murray Glanville – 20 Year Pin 
Robert Rohrer – 25 Year Pin 
Ryan Henning – 5 year pin 
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Poppy Season is Here
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President Ross Craddock and Vice President and Poppy Chair Kelly Watson present Mayor Ross Siemens the first poppy to kick off the 2024 Campaign.
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The Branch is pleased to announce that Branch member Joseph Vogelgesang was honoured at the 80th celebration of “D Day” in Vancouver, where the Government of France presented him with their highest honour, “The Legion of Honour” medal.
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COME AND JOIN US IN PAYING HOMAGE TO THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED AND NOW SERVE AND THOSE WHO HAVE FORFEITED THEIR LIVES IN THE PURSUIT OF FREEDOM AND PEACE.
This site provides details on the ceremony:
https://www.abbotsford.ca/community-events/events-abbotsford/remembrance-day
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by Kelly Watson
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- Eakam Mutti Win in two categories: Essay Intermediate $15 and Poem Intermediate $15
- Mack Dillins Colour Poster Primary $25
- Elisabeth Haak Black and White Poster Primary $15
- Cohen Scheper Triple Winner: Black and White Poster Junior $25
Certificate Award and 1st Place Junior Essay $150

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Branch 15 Royal Canadian Legion Honours and Awards luncheon was held Sunday March 26. The ceremony was well attended and due to the fact that an awards ceremony has not been held for several years because of the COVID restrictions, there were many service pins that were overdue.
President Wendy Schmidt presided assisted by First Vice President Kelly Watson. Many pins for service from 5 year levels to as high as 50 years were presented. For those who could not attend, the pins can be picked up at the branch, or they can be mailed to you.
A luncheon was held after the presentations and a fine afternoon of socializing was appreciated by all. Many thanks to all who volunteered time to prepare our meals and to Lepp’s Market, across the road from the Legion, for sandwiches and cookies.

As well as service pins, a plaque was presented to Cindy Boury who is a very generous supporter of our Legion every year. Cindy’s brother, Joe Iten, was present and received his service pin.











































