Russell Emil Pakosh

Azure issuant from a wall embattled Gules masoned Argent issuant in base and charged with a western Prairie lily Or a demi lion holding in its forepaws a ring Or all within a bordure per fess Gules and Azure charged at the three angles with a garb Or;

The main charges, the wall, lion, and ring, are taken from the arms for Prawdzic and honour Mr. Pakosh’s Polish ancestry. The prairie lily is the official flower of Saskatchewan where the Pakosh family settled. The three wheat sheaves stand for Mr. Pakosh’s farming heritage and for his three children.

The Arms of Russell Emil Pakosh debruised of a three-point label Argent; this individual will inherit the Arms of the Recipient following his or her death;

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The Arms of Russell Emil Pakosh charged with a hearth Or in top centre of the bordure;

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The Arms of Russell Emil Pakosh with the bordure compony Gules and Azure charged at the three angles with a garb Or;

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