Gary Cecil Freer

Gules a lion-horse rampant guardant Or holding a sunflower proper;

The lion-horse is a unique creature created to represent Mr. Freer. The lion half represents the Classical zodiac constellation of Leo for Mr. Freer’s birthdate in late July. The horse half represents farming and its hard, heavy work. The sunflower is associated with the zodiac sign of Leo. The colour red honours his wife Kathleen Isabel Tanner, refers and it refers to fire as one of the four classical elements of substance of the world.

A banner of the Arms;

The symbolism of this emblem is found in other element(s) of this record.

A four-leaved shamrock within a wreath of holly Vert fructed Gules;

The four leaves represent Mr. Freer’s wife and three children, and, as a four-leaved shamrock (clover), represents luck and Mr. Freer’s Irish heritage. The wreath of holly symbolizes the circle of life and never-ending family connections through the generations. Each cluster of berries represents Mr. Freer’s children.