2002 Photo Gallery

On 20th September 2002, the Police & Peace Officers' Memorial Ribbon Society unveiled the limited edition print "Salute to our Fallen Heroes". The Society commissioned artist Brian Cunningham to paint a picture honouring all police and peace officers. The print was unveiled at RCMP HQ 'E' Division, Vancouver, with the 1/950 being dedicated to Cst. Wael Audi of Squamish RCMP who died earlier this year in a motor vehicle accident.
Shawn Coady explaining the print in front of 'E' Division with an honour guard consisting of: RCMP, Vancouver Police Ceremonial Unit, a Customs Officer, a Correctional Officer, a Sheriff, a Fisheries Officer, a Military Cadet Officer, Squamish City Counselor, and the artist.	Preparing to unveil the Print with artist Brian Cunningham.
Showing the print.	Members of the Squamish RCMP who are taking the print back to Ottawa for Cst. Audi's family.
POMRS president Shawn Coady and artist Brian Cunningham.	Photo of framed print.

Police and Peace Officers' Memorial Parade held at Peace Arch Park on the border of BC and Washington State, 29th September, 2002.
Police Pipes and Drums Leading the parade to Peace Arch Park.	Vancouver Police Emotional ceremony for the 'fallen heroes'
BC Corrections marching to Peace Arch Park.	Bugler sounding off 'Last Post'.
Cst. Jimmy Ng's family laying wreath.	Shawn Coady (President of POMRS) and Ross Gulkison (Vice President of POMRS) laying a wreath.
Motorcycle escort.	March off.

December 19 2002, the Peace Officers' Memorial Ribbon Society make presentations to Deputy Commissioner Bev Busson of RCMP 'E' Division.
Director Les Allen (left) and Vice President Ross Gulkison (right), of the Peace Officers' Memorial Ribbon Society, present a limited edition print "Salute to our Fallen Heroes" to Deputy Commissioner Bev Busson of the RCMP 'E' Division Vancouver.	Les Allen and Ross Gulkison present two cheques to Deputy Commissioner Bev Busson, for the RCMP Members' Memorial. The first cheque in memory of Constable Jimmy Ng, who died tragically on September 15 2002, and the second cheque on behalf of the Peace Officers' Memorial Ribbon Society.