Every year Molly and Ali Maga buy their Remembrance Day Poppy from Grandpapa Alain Chatigny PO2 re’t. (RCN) a member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 137 Campbell River. Here Grandpa pins poppies on the girls at his post outside Save-On Foods Tuesday.

Grandpa’s Poppies

Every year Molly and Ali Maga buy their Remembrance Day Poppy from Grandpapa Alain Chatigny

Every year Molly and Ali Maga buy their Remembrance Day Poppy from Grandpapa Alain Chatigny PO2 re’t. (RCN) a member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 137 Campbell River. Here Grandpa pins poppies on the girls at his post outside Save-On Foods Tuesday.

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