Arms of William Wolfe Louis Letovsky
Arms of William Wolfe Louis Letovsky
Blazon
Argent a pall reversed Azure between in Chief two eagles respectant wings elevated and addorsed sable heads Argent beaked, membered and gorged of a collar pendant therefrom a bugle horn Or and in base three maple leaves conjoined in one stem Gules;
Symbolism
The eagle, a symbol of strength, was chosen by Mr. Letovsky to reflect an aspect of his character. The bugle horn signifies the traditional ram’s horn, or shofar. For over fifty years, Mr. Letovsky has been the shofar blower in his synagogue as part of Rosh Hashanah, the beginning of the Jewish New Year. The three maple leaves conjoined at the stem correspond to the pride he has of his Canadian heritage.
Crest of William Wolfe Louis Letovsky
Blazon
An eagle as in the Arms grasping in the beak a maple leaf Gules;
Symbolism
The maple leaf, eagle, and horn echo themes from the shield.
Motto of William Wolfe Louis Letovsky
Blazon
PERSEVERANCE;
Symbolism
PERSEVERANCE.
