Lois Hole - Arms

Arms

Arms of Lois Hole
Notes The arms of Lois Hole consist of:
Crest Issuant from a circlet of roses Argent and roses Gules, a demi lion Or crowned erablé Gules, its dexter paw resting on a closed book Vert clasped Or.
Escutcheon Per chevron rompu Or and Vert, the centre section heightened of two points, in chief two wild roses proper, in base an open book Argent bound Or.
Supporters Two German shepherds Or gorged with collars of wild roses and prairie lilies proper.
Compartment A compartment set with grassy mounds Vert and tapissé of wheat Or.
Motto Care and Nurture

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