OTTAWA – Two Fergus residents are among the many recipients of the King Charles III Coronation Medal.
Rob Black, Senator for Ontario, presented the King Charles III Coronation Medal to recipients in the Senate of Canada Chamber last week.
“The medal was awarded to exceptional Canadians who have distinguished themselves by dedicating their time and efforts to enhancing the lives of those around them and bringing honour to our nation,” a news release stated.
Russell Gordon Gammon and Susan Lorraine Harrop both of Fergus received a medal.
Recipients also included residents in Rockwood and Guelph:
- Cathy Lennon – Rockwood, ON
- Donald Wilbert Lobb – Rockwood, ON
- Tim May – Rockwood, ON
- Lillie Ann Morris – Rockwood, ON
- Wendy Whittaker – Rockwood, ON
- Christine Oldfield – Guelph, ON
- Kelly Ann Daynard – Guelph, ON
“The medal serves not only as a token of appreciation for the recipients but is a testament to the profound and lasting impacts they have made. It acknowledges the countless hours they have put in, the sacrifices they have made, the challenges they’ve overcome and the lives they’ve touched.” said Senator Rob Black in a news release. “Their contributions have strengthened the fabric of our society, creating ripples of positive change that inspire others to follow their lead. Their achievements exemplify the values and commitment that the King Charles III Coronation Medal seeks to celebrate, reflecting the strength and diversity of our nation.”
