[antir-heralds] memorials using devices

[Anthony Hawke]

Ruslund Geyer wrote:
> Greetings all,
>  
> Recent events have set me to wondering two things.  What are the precedents for using a person's device in a "memorial" to them?  Would someone (longtime friend, former student, etc.) be permitted to wear a deceased person's device in some adapted form on something, such as a belt favor?  (Given that remaining family have giving permission, of course.)
>  
> Also, how do you find out if a person had/has registered arms? 
>  
> In service,
> Avine de Hert
> deputy herald, Shire of Wyewood
>   
On this thought, what was Ciaran's badge?  I would be honoured to gain 
permission to wear it at the KWHS as a pin.


-- 
In Service to the Tir Righ Coronet,
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Lord Anthony Hawke; GdS, AA, WOAW
Yeoman of Signals, Port of Crickstow-on-Sea
Protégé to his Excellency, Uilliam mac Aillén vhic Séamus, OP
Facta Omnia Gloria Nihil
(The deed is everything. Glory is nothing.)
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