PHOTOS FROM MEMORIAL DAY 2018

PLEASE NOTE: This year I am short a few photos, but I still want to mention, and thank:

• Daisy Troop #62510. Daisies, as I understand it, are younger than Brownies. This troop handed out programs to people walking in, and I heard from attendees that they were right on top of things. I also heard they wore uniforms. I regret to say I never got to see them.
• Boy Scout Troop #321. This troop handled the thankless, but important, job of directing the parking for us. Not only did they have to turn people away from good-looking nearby parking that just wasn't available to us, but they also could not see what was happening down at the Grand Army. I thank this troop VERY VERY MUCH. THANK YOU!

I saw a lot of people with cameras at this event. If you have a photo that you think would fit well onto this webpage, please send it to me .

The Program, side 1 The Program, side 2 Grand Army Plot set up and ready to go Hutch's Info-Signs were set out in the cemetery.. Flags were set up around the cemetery.. The choir was rehearsing..... Native Daughters were working on the flowers for the children Miguel drove the cart to-and-fro. HUCA Board members at the Info-Table Jose Farias, our Sound guy, arrived! Miss Redwood City and Molly were there. < Our Master of Ceremonies was Councilwoman Janet Borgens. < The Scouts from Troop 142 perform the Color Guard The Parade of Color and Charm - E Clampsus Vitus - The Clampers' Entrance Robin Hurwitz and Maggie Coleman told us about the Daughters of the American Revolution Mark Simon's Keynote Address: The Last Full Measure of Devotion The Quintet Played a Sousa March Scout Jon Giusti told us "A FAMILY STORY". The Trinity Presbyterian Church Choir sang "The Battle Hymn of the Republic." Children placed flowers on the Soldiers' graves. Commander Richard A. Erhardt, USNR (ret) played 'TAPS'.