Remembering the fallen. (PCC news).

Rev. James Peter Jones and his wife, Dorothy, stand beside the Spirit of Canada as she weeps, brooding over the graves of the valiant dead at the Vimy Ridge Memorial. As the. Presbyterian representative on the Interfaith Committee on Canadian Military Chaplaincy (ICCMC), Jones participated in a February visit to the military base and church community in Geilenkirchen, Germany. With Presbyterian chaplain Maj. Bob Baker and his wife, Betha, as their guides, the Joneses made informal visits to the Vimy Memorial, the Newfoundland Memorial of Beaumont-Hamel, the original burial site of Canada's Unknown Soldier in the Cabaret Rouge Cemetery, and SHAPE headquarters in Belgium..

James Peter retired from the ICCMC this year after 12 years of service to the chaplaincy of the Canadian Military Forces. Rev. Tom Gemmell succeeds him as the ICCMC Presbyterian representative.