Arms of Yvonne Coveney-Boyd
Arms of Yvonne Coveney-Boyd
Blazon
Azure a fess chequy Argent and Gules between in chief two horses' heads Argent each charged on the neck with a mullet Azure pierced Argent in base a Maltese cross Or;
Symbolism
The white horse of Kent is a charge used in the Macey’s arms and recalls Mrs. Coveney-Boyd’s maternal heritage. The checkered white and red band is a reference to the Boyd arms and honours her late husband. The Maltese cross of St. John signifies Mrs. Coveney-Boyd’s many years of service with St. John Ambulance and alludes to the fact that she is a Dame of Grace of the Venerable Order of St. John.
Crest of Yvonne Coveney-Boyd
Blazon
A demi cougar Or gorged with a collar of oak leaves Vert holding in the paws an anchor Azure;
Symbolism
The cougar represents Mrs. Coveney-Boyd’s service in British Columbia. The collar of oak leaves is a reference to a charge from the Coveney arms, and the anchor symbolizes her career as a naval officer.
Motto of Yvonne Coveney-Boyd
Blazon
STEADFAST IN FAITH;
Symbolism
STEADFAST IN FAITH;
