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Quilt of Valour

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Four veterans display a red, black, gray and cream star quilt in a hall, with one seated and others standing beside flags.

Cornelis Heeren (seated, at right) was recognized Oct. 15 with a Quilt of Valour at Royal Canadian Legion Fort Malden Br. 157. Heeren, known as “Casey” around the branch, fought for three years in the Dutch Army and the Allied Nato Forces. He served in teh 4th Battalion and 3rd Scout Division and with Oyrscot  in the Netherlands Armed Forces. He served during the Cold War with the NATO Forces in Western Europe. Sgt.-at-Arms Tim Girard and Carolyn Venis, past president of Legion Br. 261 in Tecumseh hold the quilt (left). Venis and Pauline Gaudette from the Quilts of Valour organization go over Heeren’s background (below).


Woman reads from a paper into a microphone to a seated veteran in uniform, with two women and flags behind at an indoor ceremony.

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