Canadian Remembrance Day tribute to my artist Grandfather
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This document summarizes the life and work of John Lennox Butcher, who served as an artist in the Canadian medical corps from 1943 to 1946. It provides biographical details about Butcher, including that he was born in 1914 and died in 2001. It then highlights some of Butcher's sketches, paintings, and photos from his time serving in Nova Scotia during World War II, depicting scenes from the medical corps and entertaining troops. The document concludes by remembering Butcher and those who served and sacrificed for freedom.
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