Arms of Eric James Vincent
Arms of Eric James Vincent
Blazon
Azure on a fess Gules fimbriated Or between three quatrefoils Argent, two lightning bolts in chevron reversed Or;
Symbolism
The design is inspired by arms used by other people named Vincent, a blue shield with three white quatrefoils. It has made it unique to Mr. Vincent by the addition of the central stripe, the colours of which refer to his career in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). The lightning bolts refer to Mr. Vincent’s military service in the Communication Command of the Canadian Forces.
Crest of Eric James Vincent
Blazon
Issuant from a coronet the upper rim set alternately with maple leaves Or and Western red lilies Gules, a bison statant proper charged on the shoulder with two sabres in saltire Or;
Symbolism
The coronet of maple leaves and western red lilies, the floral emblem of Saskatchewan, marks Mr. Vincent’s service as Aide-de-Camp to three Lieutenant Governors of that province. The bison marks his prairie heritage and his RCMP service (as it appears in the RCMP badge), and the crossed swords make a reference to his achievements in the RCMP.
Motto of Eric James Vincent
Blazon
SUCCESS THROUGH APPLIED EFFORT;
Symbolism
SUCCESS THROUGH APPLIED EFFORT.
