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To the soldiers and families of CFB Wainwright, My family and I are holding you in our hearts. We are deeply grateful for your courage, service and sacrifice. To those who have lost loved ones, we offer our heartfelt condolences, and to those injured, our hopes for healing and a full recovery. With gratitude, compassion and unwavering support.
I send my condolences to all of you and thank you for keeping Canada safe and protected.I wish the healing process will help each and every one of you, forever in my thoughts and prayers. Thank you again.
You are not alone You are in our hearts For those lost, you will be remembered For those injured physically, you will overcome Those who will be healing your mental health, it may seem trite to say, but with time and care you shall move forward. Bless you all Retired RCMP Officer
To honour the service personnel of CFB Wainwright who lost their lives and the injured, I have pinned a poppy to my jacket and will wear it proudly. Regards.
To the injured members from the Wainwright tragedy, I hope each day brings renewed strength, comfort and progress as you move through your recovery. I know that healing can be a long and difficult journey, and I want you to know that you will remain in my thoughts as you face the days and months ahead. I will be wishing you courage through the difficult days, hope when recovery feels challenging, and continued progress toward healing. You have the support and heartfelt wishes of Canadians who are thinking of you and hoping for the very best for each of you. To the families who are grieving, I am so deeply sorry for your loss. There are no words that can ease the pain of losing someone you love, but I hope you can take some comfort in knowing that their service, bravery and sacrifice are recognized and truly revered. Their lives mattered, their contributions mattered, and they will not be forgotten. To the fellow soldiers, friends and colleagues who are carrying this loss with you, I hope you feel the support of Canadians standing beside you during this incredibly difficult time. Thank you for your service, your courage and the sacrifices you and your families make for our country. I am profoundly grateful for those who serve and for the loved ones who stand behind them, sharing in the uncertainty and sacrifices that military life can bring.
I am grateful for your courage protecting our Nation. You quietly serve and because of that we have a sense of safety. My thoughts and heart are with all the families who lost loved ones in the fire. As well as our brave men and women who serve our country and are being treated in the hospital.
I believe integrity is intellectual property that cannot be stolen, only demonstrated. To protect what remains and rebuild what matters, support those who cant, In return, I am here to support our stronger foundation towards the Unpredictable tomorrow. Our Brave Troops Made Us for Us, When Trauma affect us, when Tragedy destroyed Us, We are all in this together and We will Heal Together. "We will Find A Way" is a promised of Hope for all of us! Thank you
Dear soldiers and families of CFB Wainwright; Please know that all Canadians hold you in our hearts. We thank you deeply for your service and courage, and further send each and every one of you our admiration, strength and best wishes as you navigate the difficult days ahead. The loss of your comrades and loved ones is incalculable: we send you our love as you heal, emotionally and physically. Godspeed to you all as you endeavour to move forward.
To the members of the military and their families in Wainwright: My thoughts are with you all and I am sending multiple best wishes for the successful recovery of all those who were hurt in Wainwright and for their families as they support them through those recoveries. You represent the best of Canadians and you are so appreciated! Sending you all my very best wishes! You are in my thoughts every day.
I am writing to express my deepest horror and sorrow, and to convey my heartfelt sympathy to the victims of the fire in Wainwright, who died, or who are now suffering such pain; and also to their families who, in their shock and grief, are supporting them in their recovery.
Thank you for your bravery, courage and service. My heart breaks for the injured, their family members and friends as well as all those who have lost a loved one. I pray for quick and full recoveries for all those receiving care and I pray for strength and courage to reach the loved ones supporting the people recovering. Thank you and I am so so so sorry for what everyone is going through since this tragedy happened. I send you good wishes of strength and courage. I am in ON, the whole country stands behind you.
Dear Soldiers, Please know that my friends and family pray for your strength and recovery each morning when we awake, before we sleep, and in many quiet moments of our day. Your commitment to serve your country, and help others around the world is appreciated, and I hope you find some comfort knowing that your fellow citizens are thinking of you now and in the days ahead. May the Lord, and is not a believer, the community of others keep and sustain you.
Hello, I am writing to you today from the school I work at. Our students are writing to you today as well, and I wanted to send a short message too. I wish to convey my sincere appreciation for your service to our country. Stay safe!
Thank you for serving our country. You are doing a fantastic job protecting our country from conflict and harmful world events. The weather is getting colder very quickly in a rural town in Saskatchewan Canada. We really appreciate your service for our country and for the world. I am currently in the Adult Education Program at Winston High School in Watrous Saskatchewan. You are really making the world a much better place to be in by protecting us in Canada and the whole world. You keep doing what your are doing and we really appreciate you.
Hello I am in Grade 11 I enjoy playing video games thank you for protecting Canada. We appreciate every thing you do for us. stay safe.
Hello from sunny rural Saaskatchewan. Here we are just past our Thanksgiving and still enjoying warm and very sunny weather. Our farmers are finishing up the last of their fields being harvested. I work at our local high school and I have to say I absolutely love my job. I work with and among some very fantastic people. I consider myself very fortunate to be able to get up each morning and go do something that is so fulfilling. Thank you for your service and everything that you do for each of us in Canada. I just wanted to say a huge thank you for your hard work and dedication. You are on our minds constantly. Stay safe and take care of yourself,
Mes condoléances aux soldats mort a la base militaire et bon courage a ceux blessés. My taughts are with you
I wish to express my heartfelt condolences to the families of the military personnel who lost their lives in this terrible tragedy in Alberta. And further, my hope is that all the injured, especially those critically injured, have the strength to get through this very difficult period. Know that all of us are praying for your recovery.
My thoughts and prayers to all at CFB Wainright . I will be keeping all of you in my thoughts, and their families and friends. I am so proud of all those who have put on the uniform and represent and uphold Canadian values.We can never say thank you enough, you make me proud to be Canadian. Please stay safe,and again, thank you.
Dear Canadian troops, I am writing to send my heartfelt condolences to the families, loved ones and fellow armed forces members who are grieving the loss of Pte. Aidan Goulding, Pte. Shaun Farrell, Pte. Hayden Lykkemark, and Sgt. Morgan Wong. The loss of life and injuries in Wainwright are sacrifices beyond words. I am immensely sorry for your loss and thank all of you for your service to your country. Please know that you are not forgotten and not alone. I am also sending warm thoughts to all of those soldiers who are wounded and fighting to recover. Sincerely, Kathy BC, Canada
To all the people who have served in the military, I thank you for keeping our country safe. I hope you have a great Veterans Day on November 11. Thanks a lot.
Thank you for your work to keep our country safe.
Thank you so much for your service
Thank you so much for everything !!!! merci pour tout!!
Dear,army thank you for sacraficing your lives for us people,you guys served for us and we are so lucky and grateful to have you guys in our world without you the world would be nothing but dust thank you for your service!bye.
