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Azure is the armiger’s favorite color and symbolizes a connection with the sea. Lucies represent Renard Brennan’s hobby of fishing for pike and the Deckers’ maritime history. Both the hammer and nail signify the hardworking nature of the armiger & family. Additionally, the barrulet bretessed is representative of the family’s historic occupations on the railroad. Argent alludes to the armiger’s time in Greenland, as well as the village of Argenta, where the Brennans settled. The oak leaf in the circlet symbolizes the armiger’s life and the oak tree in his front yard, while the three-pointed ivy leaf represents the trinity—thus the family’s Catholic and Presbyterian faiths. The armadillo comes from one of the armiger’s stories and clutches a sword to display the military history of the armiger & family. The motto is one of Renard Brennan’s sayings, translated to Dutch, that the armiger admires and has passed down. | Azure is the armiger’s favorite color and symbolizes a connection with the sea. Lucies represent Renard Brennan’s hobby of fishing for pike and the Deckers’ maritime history. Both the hammer and nail signify the hardworking nature of the armiger & family. Additionally, the barrulet bretessed is representative of the family’s historic occupations on the railroad. Argent alludes to the armiger’s time in Greenland, as well as the village of Argenta, where the Brennans settled. The oak leaf in the circlet symbolizes the armiger’s life and the oak tree in his front yard, while the three-pointed ivy leaf represents the trinity—thus the family’s Catholic and Presbyterian faiths. The armadillo comes from one of the armiger’s stories and clutches a sword to display the military history of the armiger & family. The motto is one of Renard Brennan’s sayings, translated to Dutch, that the armiger admires and has passed down. | ||