wow, 847 thousand bucks. dosent look much different then the two old towers that have been removed.
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Let me be the first to say alittle prayer for the fallen . Her it isI plagerized this prayer from "Korea Vet News";

A Soldier�s Prayer

Found on the body of a Soldier, Killed in Action in Korea

Dear God, I have never spoken to you,
But now I want to say, �How do You do�
You see God, they told me you didn�t exist
And like a fool I believed all this!

Last night from a shell hole, I saw your sky,
I figured right then they had told me a lie,
Had I taken time to see things you made,
I�d have known they weren�t calling a spade a spade.

I wonder God, if you�d shake my hand,
Somehow I feel that you would understand.
Funny I had to come to this hellish place
Before I had time to see your face.

Well, I guess there isn�t much more to say,
But I�m sure glad God I met you today.
I guess the �Zero Hour� will soon be here,
But I�m not afraid since I know you�re near.

The Signal! Well God I�ll have to go
I like you lots, this I want you to know.
Look now, this will be a horrible fight,
Who knows, I may come to your house tonight.

Though I wasn�t friendly to you before,
I wonder God, if you�d wait at the door?
Look, I�m crying; Me! Shedding tears!
I wish I�d known you these many years.

Well, I have to go now God, goodbye;
Strange since I met you, I�m not afraid to die!

This came into my possession on Remembrance Sunday, 2009, and because of my own small contribution to the Korean War, it will now always have a particular poignancy for me,

Terry Randall, RN
Seaman-Gunner - HMS Ceylon.
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Remembrance is important. Thanks for the prayer Randall!

Not sure the changes made to City Hall's front lawn was worth the money. I noticed the local youth are enjoying the added walks and stairs for skateboarding though. Money that could have been spent on curb side recycling or updating rec-centres.

Thanks Terry.

My dad said "There were no athiests in the trenches".

As a parent of one of the very first canadian soldiers in Afghanistan my
best wishes for you Terry and for all
of those who are still serving.
We will never forget none of them heroes!

Thank-you my 5 uncles whom I've never known. Thank-you my father and your brother, whom I've had the privledge to know. I pray that lives lost in war are not in vain or personal gain. LEST WE FORGET!