Author Talk: Christian D. Lillington & Parade State Zero
June 17 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
🎟️ No Membership Required – Registration Open to Non-Members
Join us for an insightful conversation with author and retired Canadian military leader, Lieutenant-Colonel Christian D. Lillington, as he shares his powerful memoir, “Parade State Zero – Leaving Military Leadership to Survive,” highlighting his journey through mental and physical injuries sustained during his military service both at home and abroad.
Discover firsthand the realities faced by military personnel, first responders, public protectors, and helping professionals, including the critical importance of mental health care and support. Christian’s dedication extends to the well-being of military families, assisting injured members in accessing essential mental health services, and advocating awareness of PTSD’s impact on families.
Copies of “Parade State Zero” will be available for purchase ($20) and signing after the event.
Location: Rotary Room, 544 River Road West (Arena/Library)
About Christian D. Lillington: Lieutenant-Colonel Christian Lillington served 26 years with the Canadian Armed Forces, holding various leadership roles domestically and internationally, including missions to Eritrea and Afghanistan. His courageous actions earned him a Mention-in-Dispatches for bravery under fire. Diagnosed with PTSD and Major Depressive Disorder in 2016, Christian is now a passionate advocate for veterans, first responders, and their families through his organization, Warriors 4 Life.
Christian resides in Wasaga Beach with his wife, Kelly Donovan, and their seven children.