Jill Annette Brindle

Quarterly 1st and 4th Gules three dragons’ heads couped Erminois, on a chief invected Argent a cinquefoil Vert between two crosses moline Azure, 2nd and 3rd Ermine between two flaunches lozengy Azure and Or a hunting horn Gules stringed Azure, overall on a chief Argent a brock passant proper;

The quartered arms in the main part of the shield are those granted in 1808 to Charles White Williams (1769-1832), of whom Mrs. Brindle is a direct descendant. Their symbolism is unknown. The additional element, a badger (also referred to as a brock) is one of the supporters of Brock University, where both Mrs. Brindle and her husband, Professor Ian Brindle, work, and where they first met as students.

The Arms of Jill Annette Brindle with the brock flanked by two quills Azure; This individual will inherit the Arms of the Recipient following her death;

The quill pens indicate her career as a screenwriter.

The Arms of Jill Annette Brindle with the brock flanked by two fleams Azure;

The fleams, an ancient type of scalpel, indicate her profession as a surgeon.

The Arms of Jill Annette Brindle with the brock flanked by two lightning flashes Azure;

The lightning flashes allude to his work in broadcasting as a radio producer.