Remembrance Day pride
This photo is from a Dig.8 Video frame. I shoot video for our community channel here in Grand Forks B C and I always cover Remembrance Day. Usually my son Mike would lay a wreath for my Dad Percy Noseworthy who was killed on Christmas Day 1941 in Hong Kong. He was with the Royal RIfles of Canada. He was born and raised in St. John's and was well know around the city as a feather weight boxer and a bandsman. My son was out of town this week so my grandson Jacob said he would lay the wreath with his mother. To my suprise when they called my dads name Percy Noseworthy by his Greatgrand son Jacob Noseworthy I notice Jake walking up by himself. Then as Jake was receiving the wreath from the Sergeant at Arms, he asked if he could help carry it and this is what I saw happening. Belive me it is very hard to hold a camera steady when you are crying with pride and even harder to see through the view finder with your eyse full of tears. Submitted By: NULL
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