Honoring Canadian Heroes: Remembering Ross Wilson & 'Soldiers Cry' 🇨🇦

UPDATE: We lost our friend Robert Roswell "Ross" Wilson in May 2013 at the age of 93. Ross proudly served with the 434 Squadron in the Royal Canadian Air Force stationed in Darlington-Croft, England during WWII as a navigator on the Halifax and Lancaster bomber. Ross was a recent recipient of the Queen's Jubilee Medal and he'd be proud that this video, made in part due to his inspiration, continues to serve. ----- A salute to the men and women who have served and continue to serve this great country. Although created for a Service of Remembrance we were encouraged to share it on YouTube. Props for a wonderful song by Roland Majeau and various pictures uncovered through the power of Google. THE STORY BEHIND THE VIDEO: I've recently been working with the youth from our church preparing for a Service of Remembrance on November 7, 2010. I arranged for a local veteran to spend some time with the kids sharing his stories, thoughts and hopes based on his experience during WWII. In that hour he spent with us he represented thousands of soldiers who are no longer with us to share their stories - in doing so he continues to serve admirably and do them all proud. This video is dedicated to all of our veterans and our new friend Ross - at 90 years of age, he's a real inspiration! Lest we forget. Visit www.rolandmajeau.com for a free download of the song.