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Brantford, Ontario
Grant of Arms and Flag, with differences to Frederick Gunner Rowland
February 20, 2025
Vol. VIII, p. 351
Arms of Daryl RowlandBlazonPer pale Gules and Sable two squirrels rampant Or; SymbolismRed, which expresses energy and combat, represents the training and kickboxing that Mr. Rowland did in his youth. Black, the colour of mourning, recalls the loss of his grandfather and his own physical injuries. Gold, symbolizing wealth and generosity, represents Mr. Rowland’s philanthropy as well as his guidance in helping many people to achieve their goals. The squirrels embody forethought and nimbleness. |
CrestBlazonTwo squirrel gambs Or holding up a fir cone proper; SymbolismThe fir cone alludes to a fir tree, which is a symbol of the patience Mr. Rowland has exhibited while achieving his long-term goals. Hoisted high, as a winner would do with a trophy, it embodies achieving success over a long period. The forepaws refer to the squirrels in the Arms. |
MottoBlazonPROTECTING MY FAMILY; SymbolismThe concepts of family and protecting its members are important to Mr. Rowland. |
Differenced Arms for Frederick Gunner Rowland, child of Daryl RowlandBlazonThe Arms of Daryl Rowland debruised of a three-point label Argent during his father’s lifetime; This individual will ultimately inherit the Arms; SymbolismThe symbolism of this emblem is found in other element(s) of this record. |
Additional InformationCreator(s)Original concept of Darrel Kennedy, Assiniboine Herald, assisted by the heralds of the Canadian Heraldic Authority. PainterDesirée Kern CalligrapherSachas Bénard Recipient TypeIndividual |








