ANNUAL SIKH REMEMBRANCE SERVICE
Honouring the service and sacrifice of all soldiers
Remembering a Sikh Canadian war hero
Sunday November 7, 2010 2:00pm - 3:30pm
Kitchener Mount Hope Cemetery
For more info visit http://www.sikhmuseum.com/remember/
Sikh Remembrance Service - Why Should We Remember?
Military Heritage
With a long military tradition Sikhs have always been at the forefront in serving their country. Over 65,000 Sikh soldiers fought in WWI as part of the British Army and over 300,000 Sikhs fought against German and Japanese tyranny in WWII.
Past and Present
We will honour the service of our men and women of the Canadian Forces as well as remember all those who have served and sacrificed for their country in past wars.
Reclaiming a Forgotten Hero
The ceremony takes place at a historic location of great significance. The grave site of Pvt. Buckam Singh, the only Military Grave of a WWI Sikh soldier in Canada. Wounded twice on the battlefields of France in WWI, Canadian soldier Pvt. Buckam Singh was one of only 9 Sikh soldiers allowed to serve with Canadian Forces in WWI. With the discovery of his war medal and military grave the Sikh community has reclaimed a forgotten son and Canada has reclaimed the story of a hero.
More Information
http://www.sikhmuseum.com/remember/
* Visit the Annual Sikh Remembrance Service website for details of this years ceremony.
* View the Online Exhibit: Private Buckam Singh - Discovering a Canadian Hero at SikhMuseum.com
http://www.sikhmuseum.com/buckam/
* Download and print out a PDF flyer of the 2010 Remembrance Service
http://www.sikhmuseum.com/remember/
* Download a PDF brochure about Pvt. Buckam Singh
http://www.sikhmuseum.com/remember/
Honouring the service and sacrifice of all soldiers
Remembering a Sikh Canadian war hero
Sunday November 7, 2010 2:00pm - 3:30pm
Kitchener Mount Hope Cemetery
For more info visit http://www.sikhmuseum.com/remember/
Sikh Remembrance Service - Why Should We Remember?
Military Heritage
With a long military tradition Sikhs have always been at the forefront in serving their country. Over 65,000 Sikh soldiers fought in WWI as part of the British Army and over 300,000 Sikhs fought against German and Japanese tyranny in WWII.
Past and Present
We will honour the service of our men and women of the Canadian Forces as well as remember all those who have served and sacrificed for their country in past wars.
Reclaiming a Forgotten Hero
The ceremony takes place at a historic location of great significance. The grave site of Pvt. Buckam Singh, the only Military Grave of a WWI Sikh soldier in Canada. Wounded twice on the battlefields of France in WWI, Canadian soldier Pvt. Buckam Singh was one of only 9 Sikh soldiers allowed to serve with Canadian Forces in WWI. With the discovery of his war medal and military grave the Sikh community has reclaimed a forgotten son and Canada has reclaimed the story of a hero.
More Information
http://www.sikhmuseum.com/remember/
* Visit the Annual Sikh Remembrance Service website for details of this years ceremony.
* View the Online Exhibit: Private Buckam Singh - Discovering a Canadian Hero at SikhMuseum.com
http://www.sikhmuseum.com/buckam/
* Download and print out a PDF flyer of the 2010 Remembrance Service
http://www.sikhmuseum.com/remember/
* Download a PDF brochure about Pvt. Buckam Singh
http://www.sikhmuseum.com/remember/
