Congratulations to Bill Mulholland

[Brian Gough]

Congratulations to MLU Forum member Bill Mulholland of Burton, New Brunswick. Master Warrant Officer Mulholland has just been named to the Order of Military Merit, as a member, recognizing meritorious service and devotion to duty by members of the Canadian Forces. He is currently serving at CFB Gagetown.

Well done Bill. You are proof that CMP (and Diamond T) folk are good people.

Brian

[Jon Skagfeld]

So that would be MWO Mulholland OMM CD, n'est-ce pas?

Good news that this award was promulgated for a serving member; bad news is that he's in Gagetown(!)

[Geoff Winnington-Ball (RIP)]

Well Jon, if he ever gets out THIS way, the beer's on us!

Congrats, Bill!

[Bill Mulholland]

Greetings All; Thanks to all here for the kind words,and in saying that, I should point out that this prestigious honour is received as well on behalf of the very many fine soldiers that I have had the great honour to have served with for the past 41 years! I have just returned from what was quite an overwhelming experience at Rideau Hall. This was a very humbling experience for an old tank/recovery mechanic. I certainly hope to attend this years CC3 with my colleague Mike McKinley from N.B., where if it goes again as described, I hope to meet many of the members of this forum, and of course get a couple of "warmers and settlers" down range.
Thanks again.
Cheers, Bill

Hey Bill,

Congrats to you and a special thank you from me for whatever you did that you did so well ... for such good reasons! Another worthy person wears another earned public-recognition and tells of the worhiness of the other men.

To one heckuva TOP DOG from the YAP ... WOOF WOOF!

xx Carman

[Alex Blair (RIP)]

Originally posted by Bill Mulholland
Greetings All; Thanks to all here for the kind words,and in saying that, I should point out that this prestigious honour is received as well on behalf of the very many fine soldiers that I have had the great honour to have served with for the past 41 years! I have just returned from what was quite an overwhelming experience at Rideau Hall. This was a very humbling experience for an old tank/recovery mechanic. I certainly hope to attend this years CC3 with my colleague Mike McKinley from N.B., where if it goes again as described, I hope to meet many of the members of this forum, and of course get a couple of "warmers and settlers" down range.
Thanks again.
Cheers, Bill

Congrats Bill..
If you are doing the CC3 bash this year ,by road with Mikey Mac stop over in Ottawa on the way through ..Lots of room at the Heron Rd.Estate ...A nice stop over point on the trip..Be glad to have you ..
I do the Halifax -Ottawa trip in 15 hours flat,but if your bringing the Big Diamond "T",figure on 15 days..
Let me know if you can work in a stop both ways ..

[George Wallace]

Congratulations Bill. Great to see you are still keeping your hands in there, and people keep asking me when I'm going to quite.

George

[Bill Mulholland]

Thanks for the kind words George. I have no plans in the immediate future for "retirement". Almost tried it once, until I looked at the "honey-do jar", it was awful to behold, so I immediately "un-retired".
Cheers, Bill