Albert James Loof Riley

Or a chevron Gules fretty Or between in chief two maple leaves and in base a lymphad Gules;

The design of the arms is based on the arms of the Riley family of Jersey. The chevron symbolizes the eves of a house and alludes to Mr. Riley’s occupation as a construction contractor. It is fretted as a reference to the Loof arms from the Netherlands. The maple leaves represent the Canadian roots of Mr. Riley’s adoptive father, as well as the service of this father in the Canadian Forces. The lymphad appears in the Jersey Riley arms and also alludes to his mother’s surname of Hamilton, since a lymphad appears in the arms of the chief of the clan.

Gules fretty Or a lozenge Gules charged with the Crest;

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An eagle stooping grasping in its claws a ribbon Or inscribed with the Motto in letters Sable;

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The Arms of Albert James Loof Riley debruised of a three-point label Azure; this individual will inherit the Arms of the Recipient following his or her death;

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The Arms of Albert James Loof Riley with the chevron charged with a heart Or;

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