Jean Dorgan, VGH 1934, who served in WW11 The November window display in the Jim Pattison Pavilion recognizes and honours VGH graduates who served in WWI & WWII.
Photographs, artifacts, nurses’ names and a mannequin wearing a WWII military uniform can be viewed. The Military Annex provided much needed nursing care for returning WWI wounded soldiers.
Also on display is a photograph of Bonnie Cart, a distinguished VGH graduate who died in April 2011.
It was with great pleasure and respect to create this display to honour and pay
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Arriving at The Galiano Inn, the classmates enjoyed three days of memory sharing and lots of laughter. Dinner at The Hummingbird Pub was followed by the RCMP costumed escort and members in capes, caps, and scissors as Edythe arrived with The Torch. The self-appointed Health Clinic Nurses were presented with a Clinic Kit to ensure a safe night for all.
Gathering for breakfast the next day, the members completed quizzes, sang a revised Adjustment Song, opened Goody Bags, and heard Joan’s evaluation review complete with prizes. The Health Clinic was opened and several remedies were demonstrated before Ocean Potion was served to all.
Following Free Time to explore or relax, the group gathered near The Gazebo to hear and view Memories that some had never heard before.
Prior to dinner, a tribute to Charlotte Wynne was read and Moon River was sung. The Memorial Book was available for viewing. Following dinner, a new Alphabet for Seniors was presented and then The Squirelles Decades Tour channeling ABBA was revealed! The costumes and act were the highlight of the evening. Door prizes and special gifts were distributed.