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Leaving a legacy

A red squirrel perched on a mossy log.

Larry's Legacy ~ The Ajidamoo (Squirrel) Queen's Fund

Larry's nickname for his granddaughter was squirrel. He loved playing hide and seek in the park with her and often remarked she was like a squirrel. The squirrel is seen as symbols of thriftness, preparation and even mischief. They are teachers of balance and resourcefulness preparing for the future. One would say all the elements of engineering. In that spirit we have launched The Ajidamoo (Squirrel) Queen's Fund in Larry's memory. It will support an indigenous female student in studying engineering or science at Queen's University. We thank you in helping them prepare for their and our future.


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