Dec 5, 2018 | Message Board, News & Events, Press
Dear friend, Sir Fred Heber, we miss you!! For all those who have met you in one way or another, a true gentleman, veteran soldier and dear friend, it has been an honour, a privilege, a very special treat to have crossed paths with you. Your very special friend and...
May 26, 2018 | History, Message Board, News & Events
Sir Fred Heber, 12th Field Regiment Veteran Gunner, standing strong at 96 years representing his regiment yesterday at the Guelph Armoury, a dedication ceremony for his Regiment. (1940-1945 )A historic commemoration with 25 pounder and 12th Field plaque sign.The 25...
May 2, 2018 | Message Board, News & Events
A dedication ceremony to the memory of all members of the 12th Canadian Field Regiment R.C.A. is planned for Artillery day, Saturday, May 26th, 2018 at the Guelph, Ontario, Armoury. RSVP by May 19th: Rob Stark robstark@bellnet.ca 12th Field Regement Association LINK...
Jan 11, 2018 | Message Board, News & Events
Now in his 96th year, Sir Fred Heber is still going strong, carrying the torch for the 12th Field Regiment. Happy to celebrate with close friends and family his 96th birthday at the Orangeville Legion, January 10th, 2018! Happy Birthday dear friend. From...
Nov 10, 2017 | News & Events, Press
Headline News in local newspaper, The Orangeville Citizen Sir Fred Heber, Veteran Gunner, 12th Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery was featured in the following article for Remembrance week, 2017 : We remember our local heroes November 10, 2017, By Mike Pickford...
Passing Peacefully – Life message to family and friends
D-Day 80 Special Events & Local Commemorations
Where did the 12th Field Regiment troops load their LCTs for DDay
They stood strong in the face of fear, together, fighting for freedom.
Remembering Easter weekend in Holland ~ 1945
In Memory
August 14th: The grimmest day of the war for the 12th Field
Canada’s Phantom Regiment Free On-Line Presentation
75th Anniversary of the Liberation on the Dutch-German border
Passing of Barry Bittle, son of a soldier-father he never met!