Remembrance Day has passed for this year but Digital Poppies can still be bought online and the Royal Canadian Legion needs our support!
The original article below was created by Alan Rust for NetLetter #1402, November 9, 2018. It has been updated for 2021.
The Royal Canadian Legion’s Remembrance Day Poppy Campaign has a digital option for an online fundraising at www.mypoppy.ca.
Canadians will be able to personalize it, dedicate it and share it online – and add their own family stories and images – as their pledge to never forget those who served and sacrificed for our freedom.
We have once again created a Poppy in Alan's name. Alan joined the Forces in 1968 where he was first introduced to his career as an aircraft maintenance engineer.
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