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Pacific Signaller's Reunion
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Hi Jim, Lee & I want to thank you again for all the efforts made by you, Swampy and the others who organized the reunion this year . Once again everything was great and the fellowship excellent. Thanks for all you do to keep the 'guys' in the loop re emails, etc. It was nice to see some familiar faces and catch up on the news. Thank you very sincerely..........Lee & Pat King
Jim, Thanks to you and all the folks who make this annual event so enjoyable. You and your team work
so hard and do so much. I want you to know that lots of people that I talk to really appreciate the effort
that goes into making this event such a great success. Also the great web site and the time you take to
keep us informed is much appreciated.
Thanks
Dave Munro
click here for printable area map to the Qualicum First Nation Campground
The Pacific Signaller's Reunion was the brainchild of Jim Davis and Don (Swampy) Lapointe. The first 3 reunions were held under the name of Island Signals Reunion and began in the late summer of 1997. These reunions have been well attended and we have left it open to Signallers and ex-Signallers both on Vancouver Island, the Mainland of British Columbia and any points east! We have been slowly gaining an interest from all parts of the Province including the Queen Charlotte Islands, the B.C. interior, and as well as P.E.I., Alberta and Ottawa.
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