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Woodstock Navy Vets
Remembrance Day Ceremony On behalf of the Woodstock Navy Vets, we would like to acknowledge the sacrifices made by our soldiers, past and present. During our Remembrance Game and on this November 11th we will remember those who have fallen and extend our gratitude, love and support to all who have served.
What a special win to dedicate to all those who serve on a very memorable night that is one of our biggest ceremonies of the season!
We would like to thank the City of Woodstock and all those who stood in our ceremony last Friday evening’s game, including P01 (Petty Officer 1) Vandermeer, and NE (New Entry) Cunningham, Mayor Jerry Acchione, Linda McLean from Action Medical, Alumni and Veteran Mike Gillespie, Retired Corporal John Burton, and the Oxford County Naval Veterans Association Colour Guard with Bagpiper Dylan Powel.
Navy Vets alumni Mike Gillespie participated in the opening ceremonies honouring the Canadian Veterans.
Mike played 92 games over 3 seasons for the Vets. In his Navy Vets career, he led the team in scoring 2 of the 3 seasons, scoring 40 goals, 39 assist, had one hat trick, played in 2 All Star Games, won MHL Player of the Month award in 2014 and the MHL MVP award in 2015. Mike departed for Canadian Forces Base Edmonton Alberta right before the Navy Vets Game 7 against Paris in 2015. Mike served for 3 years with the 1st battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry. The 1st battalion is made of three rifle companies, combat support company comprising reconnaissance and signals platoons as well as a sniper group. During his time with The Canadian Army, Mike participated in NATO exercises in Alaska , Yakima , Wainwright , and Oromocto.
Lest we Forget 