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Minister of Veterans Affairs Commendation ceremony in Moncton
July 13, 2018
Nine New Brunswick and Nova Scotia residents received the Minister of Veterans Affairs Commendation from the Honourable Seamus O’Regan, Minister of Veterans Affairs and Associate Minister of National Defence, during a ceremony in Moncton on July 13, 2018. The Commendation is awarded for an individual’s remarkable contributions to remembrance, and service and care of Canadian Veterans.
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Minister O’Regan explains the importance of the Commendation award.
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Charles D. MacIsaac, a United Nations Peacekeeping Veteran who served in Cyprus, proudly receives his Commendation.
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Pamela Lovelace, a public affairs specialist committed to serving the Veteran community, proudly wears her Commendation.
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Commendation recipient Gerald B. MacKenzie spent 25 years serving in the Navy and has served as President of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 155 since 2013.
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Graham McBride, fiercely committed to his fellow Veteran’s welfare, proudly receives his Commendation.
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Canadian Veteran Paul O’Boyle receives his Commendation.
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The nine MVA Commendation recipients are honoured with their award.
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Stephen Wilson, recently retired history teacher and ambassador for engaging youth in remembrance, receives his Commendation.
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Commendation recipient and Canadian Veteran, William “Bill” Wood, has been a member of the Royal Canadian Legion since 1973.
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Royal Canadian Navy Veteran and co-founder of the Canadian Naval Divers Association Stanley F. “Fred” Watts receives his Commendation.
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Martin James Stewart Smith, Royal Canadian Navy Veteran and fifty-year member of the Royal Canadian Legion
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