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From left, Kelene Blumstein, Pam Frederick, Lynne Wood, and Todd Lainhart enjoy the pancake breakfast held at the Unitarian Church Fellowship Building before the parade.
Below: Tom Daniells perfects his flipping skills at the pancake breakfast.
Kitchen volunteers Barbara Kemp and Tim Coonahan take a break to enjoy some pancakes.
Former Navy Lt. Fred Hinchliffe salutes after placing a wreath at the Cpl. Roger Skillings memorial in Still River.
Brother Anthony helps Maria Clara get her glockenspiel ready for the parade.
Former Army Major Ira Ockene, firefighter David Hazel, Colonel (Ret.) Carl Sciple, and firefighter Billy Nigzus line up in front of the Founders Memorial in Town Center Cemetery..
Girl Scouts, from left, Jacquie Wilkins, Ella Green, Gisela Benway, and Victoria Mukiibi read the names of veterans who died in the past year and sound the bell after each name
The Immaculate Heart of Mary marching band features a row of bass drums. .
Ret. Army Maj. Nancy Cronin solemnly places a wreath at the World War I memorial.
With flags in hand, sisters Savannah (left) and Delaney Richmond listen to the patriotic music of the Immaculate Heart of Mary marching band.
Left:Terry Symula introduces her granddaughter Sierra to Janice and Bridget Kennedy. Right: Cicely Forrester takes a look around.
Tristan McKeever and his brother Edmund plant flowers at Bellevue Cemetery.
Veterans prepare flags in front of Town Hall before the start of the Memorial Day parade, May 29. Veterans and their former ranks, from left: Navy Ensign-4 Loren Johnson, Navy Capt. Steve Dakin, Army Col. Carl Sciple, and Air Force Master Sgt. Dan McGonigle (currently serving in the Reserves).
