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Dear Canadian Forces Members Just a little note to express my appreciation to your dedication and sacrifices. I have always been a very proud Canadian. I find myself ever more grateful to live in one of the best countries in the world. Thanks in large part to our forefathers, like you who enlisted to ensure our country remains free and safe. I hope you all come home safely.
Hi there awesome men and women of the Armed Forces. I really hope this message finds you well. I pray for a safe tour while you are over seas. I also pray for a very safe return home flight when you are able to come home to your families. I pray all is well and that everyone is feeling blessed by God.
To all Members of the Canadian Armed Forces "THANK-YOU'' FOR ALL YOU HAVE DONE AND CONTINUE TO DO TO PROTECT AND SAFE-GUARD OUR BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY . . . 'Canada Proud' - - - Be Well & Stay Safe!
dear canadian peacekeeper my name is Taaliah. I am a student at silverthorn community school. I want to thank you for serving our country as a canadian peacekeeper. I have some questions to ask you. here are my questions 1. how did you become a peacekeeper? 2. is being a peacekeeper scary? 3. do you like being a peacekeeper? 4.why did you choose to be a peacekeeper? I want to wish you all the best in your role as a Canadian peacekeeper sincerely, Taaliah.
dear canadian peacekeeper,My name is khadeejah.I am a student from silverthorn community school.I want to thank you for serving our country as a canadian peacekeeper.I have some questions to ask you.here are my questions: 1.was it scary? 2.were you forced to do this job? 3.did you like the job you had? 4.was your job hard for you? I wish you very well as your role as canadian peacekeeper. sincerely , khadeejah
My name is reyhan I am a student at Silverthon community school thank you for being a peackeeper I have some questions for you here or my questions. 1.How can you stop the war. 2.Do you have famielys. 3.Is in it hard or esey. thank you for listininig
To our Canadian Armed Forces Members, Thank you for all you do both and home and abroad. For those on deployment, I wish you safety and good wishes. Your efforts don’t go unnoticed. Wishing you a great 2025 from a proud 6th generation Canadian.
Dear Canadian Peacekeeper my name is James.I am a student at Silverthorn Commanity School.I want to thank you for serving our Country as a Canadian Peacekeeper.I have some questins to to ask you.did you ever get hret and you wier ok.Werer you fovst to be a Peacekeeper. Why bring peace.Why are you a Peacekeeper.
Jan 16/25 Dear canadian Peacekeeper, my name is Tony. I am a student at Silverthorn community school. I want to thank you for serving our country as a Canadian Peacekeeper. I have some questions to ask you. Here are my questions 1#How many people did you save.2#How many wars have you stopped .3#How many war crimes did you solve.4# what age were you joined. I want to wish you all the best in your role as a canadian Peacekeeper . Sincerely Tony
Dear Canadian Peacekeeper, My name is Michaela. I am a student at Silverthorn Community School. I want to thank you for serving our country as a Canadian peacekeeper. I have some questions to ask you. Here are my questions: 1) Is your job easy or hard? 2) How many countries have you've been to? 3) Do you see your family's? 4) How old were you when you started to be a peacekeeper? I want to wish you all the best in your role as a Canadian peacekeeper. Sincerely, Michaela.
Jan.16/25 Dear Canadian peacekeeper, My name is Ella,I am a student at Sliverthorn Community School I want to thank you for serving our country as a Canadian peacekeeper. I have some questions to ask you. Here are my questions. 1,When did you become a peacekeeper? 2,Do you have time to eat? 3,Do you see your family? 4,Do you get to sleep? I want to wish you all the best in your role as a canadian peacekeeper.
Dear Canadian Peacekeeper, My name is jamarcus oniyide. I am a student at Silverthorn Community School. I want to thank you for serving our country as a Canadian peacekeeper. I have some questions to ask you. Here are my questions How Did You Become A peace Keeper And is there violence in being a peace keeper and whats you're favorite part about I want to wish you all the best in your role as a Canadian peacekeeper.
jan.16/2025 dear Canadian peacekeeper My name is. I am a student at Silverthorn Community School. I want to thank you for serving our country as a Canadian peacekeeper. I have some questions to ask you. Here are my questions: 1) Is it hard being a Canadian peacekeeper? 2)Do you like your job? 3)Is it scary? 4)Did you want your job before? I want to wish you all the best in your role as a Canadian peacekeeper. Sincerely, grade 3 student Daisy
Dear Canadian Peacekeeper, My name is Coreem I am a student at Silverthorn Community School. I want to thank you for serving our country as a Canadian peacekeeper. I have some questions to ask you. Here are my questions: 1) Where do you live? 2) What's your name? 3) Do you like your job? 4) Do you have your brain? I want to wish you all the best in your role as a Canadian peacekeeper. Sincerely, Coreem_________________
Dear Canadian Peacekeeper, My name is Maryam. I am a student at Silverthorn Community School. I want to thank you for serving our country as a Canadian peacekeeper. I have some questions to ask you. Here are my questions: 1) Did you have to do this job? 2)Do you have kids? 3)Do you have a family? 4)Is it scary? I want to wish you all the best in your role as a Canadian peacekeeper. Sincerely, Maryam
Dear Canadian Peacekeeper, My name is Saihan. I am a student at Silverthorn Community School. I want to thank you for serving our country as a Canadian peacekeeper. I have some questions to ask you. Here are my questions: 1) Why did you become a Peacekeeper. 2)Why did the war end. 3)Were you scared. 4)How many years were you a peacekeeper. I want to wish you all the best in your role as a Canadian peacekeeper. Sincerely, Saihan
Merci pour votre service!
My name is Adam. I am a student at Silverthorn Community School. I want to thank you for serving our country as a Canadian peacekeeper. I have some questions to ask you. Here are my questions: 1)What is your job and do you like it. 2)what do you like to do outside your job 3)How do you stop the war.4)Do you have kids I want to wish you all the best in your role as a Canadian peacekeeper. Sincerely, Adam
Good day, eh, Canadian Forces Member! ;) Wherever you are today, I hope you're surrounded by good company, holding a warm cup of something-or-other, and feeling loved and valued. You are a beacon of resilience and bravery, and your commitment makes this world a better place. By comparison, I complained about the cold to strangers more than once today and I failed to solve Wordle in my six allotted attempts. Keep being a hero. I'll try harder at my end too. xx Jeannine
Canadian Armed Forces, Enjoy the day and smile on your Brother! Take good care, James B.
Good mooooorning Troooooops!!( if you know, you know the movie!) Know that we are ALL, including myself, that we are thinking of you and all that you do for the world!!! We are truly blessed and grateful and know that EVERYONE are thinking about you!! Distance is not an easy thing but wherever you are, we are there too in spirit! I just found out we could reach you, so that was a BIG yes!! ?? I am hoping that your morals and mental health are holding up. I know it’s not an easy task, easy to say “oh yeah” but it’s ok not to feel ok. I hope you have proper support for that there. I wish we could be pen pals and continue exchanging messages. It’s so nice to be able to thank all of you, for your sincere services! It’s a nice day out here and hope the same for you all. Just resting with my pup as I just took a slip and fall, oh it’s not my first rodeo! I’m a little clumsy( it’s ok to laugh), the pain has not kicked in yet! Well it was nice chatting and hopefully my message get to you all! With love and care G
It's January 14th, and for a smidgen this morning, my cranky old brain thought I'd forgotten to buy a 7 dollar Hallmark card to mark Valentine's Day. I'll likely still forget about it, but I look forward to that not being today. Last year, hubby and I just happened to be in a store on February 14th, so we found a card we liked, let each other read it, put them back and saved the 14 dollars. This might be surprising to you if you're not married to a Dutchman. Life is good here. Good, but cold. I think I've mentioned I'm not good with cold, so I suspect my Canadian passport to be revoked at any time. My electric blanket is getting some good use this winter so far, as is the seat heater in my car, the hot pocket hand warmers I got for Christmas, and the switch for the fireplace. I used to laugh at how seniors would complain about how cold they were all the time and now I am one. Life comes at you fast. Just to maintain accuracy, the storyteller of my life would have to assume a whiny voice for all the chapters that take place in winter. Some good news this week: 3 of my people report that they received the Christmas cards I sent out. Exactly 36 recipients have yet to report back, so I'm calling the exercise a win. Now go have some tea and get some rest. Later hero. xx Jeannine
I really appreciate all you have done for our country. I hope you all keep fighting and serving for our country. You are the reason all of the people in Canada just feel safe. Enjoy your life, because you mean a lot to all 40 million people who life in Canada.
Thank you for all that you do and have done for our Country. I feel safer knowing that heroes like you are around keeping people safe!
I can't thank you enough for everything you do to assist in other countries, but most importantly what you do for this country. We see an everchanging landscape and increase in threats to this place we call home. We appreciate everything you do to keep us safe, keep our borders controlled, and help those in distress during times of natural disasters, wars and domestic escalations. Thank you and stay safe.
