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On January 17, 2011, CBS football announcers wore lapel pins to honor the victims of the tragic shooting in Tucson, Arizona, which occurred earlier that month. The pins featured the number 6, representing the six individuals who lost their lives in the incident. This gesture was a way to show solidarity and remembrance during their broadcast.
On the "Danny Thomas Show," Danny Thomas wore a lapel pin in the shape of a shamrock. The shamrock is a symbol of luck and is often associated with Ireland. It is possible that Thomas wore this lapel pin as a personal symbol or as a nod to his heritage.
The Melvin Jones Fellowship pin is typically worn on the left side of the lapel. This placement symbolizes the commitment and service of the individual to humanitarian causes, reflecting the values of Lions Clubs International. Wearing it on the left side also allows it to be close to the heart, emphasizing the dedication to service.
There was a piece of fluff on the lapel of Group Captain Peter Townsend. Princess Margaret removed it.
Gary Sinise who plays Mac Taylor wears a small pin on his left lapel. The pin is a small circle with the letters DB which stands for "Detective Bureau". The small pins are given out by the Chief of Detectives. and only 1 out of every 1000 people get them because you have to rise through the ranks.
The pins worn on fox during the 2010 season are for the St. Jude research hospital. The official charity of the 2010 NFL season.
On Thanksgiving Day, November 22, 2007, Terry Bradshaw along with other analysts and co-hosts wore distinctive puzzle piece lapel pins. They are worn for "Autism Speaks" in which it brings the organization's awareness message to millions of fans.
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its a leek in observance of St. David
He wears a US flag lapel pin. Please note that lapel pins do not make one more or less patriotic.
It's the letter D. And its symbolic of a Detective.
It is not a military ribbon. It is an American Flag lapel ribbon.
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Wearing a blue ribbon on your lapel symbolizes support for various causes, such as raising awareness for certain health issues or showing solidarity with law enforcement. It serves as a visible sign of advocacy and can spark conversations about important topics.
You can purchase breast cancer lapel pins at Amazon, eBay, SupportStore, Terry's Village, the Breast Cancer Awareness Shop, The Pink Ribbon Shop, and many other stores as well.
The address of the Lapel Branch Library is: 610 Main Street, Lapel, 46051 0668