Celebrate Reg.#14611, W. J. H. Beardsworth
'Friends Not Forgotten'
OK, it's August 2012. The London Olympics will come to a close but that doesn't mean that we (the RCMP) can't find other reasons to celebrate.
'Why'? Here's one.
Reg.#14611, Constable William John Hudson Beardsworth joined the Force in August 1943. He was posted to 'D', 'G' & 'Depot' Div's.
But, Constable Beardsworth had a change of heart. He went on to university studies. Essentially, he decided to fill a necessary gap in community and to serve Canadians in another proud capacity.
After five years service, Constable Beardsworth 'Purchased his Discharge'. It was August, 1948 -- over sixty years ago. Not unusual, eh?
Constable Beardswoth became a physician. It's now Dr. Beardsworth, MD. That's special. Olympic style.
Canada requires both: good doctors and good police officers.
Canada requires both: good doctors and good police officers.
There are lots of reasons to celebrate the RCMP. If one looks.
Records, a wonderful help from (now deceased) O.795, Vet Jack White
Records, a wonderful help from (now deceased) O.795, Vet Jack White
'Maintain Our Memories'
J. J. Healy,
Reg.#23685
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