Miss Redwood City, Elyse Vincenzi, passed out
programs. With her is Nancy Radcliffe - Photo by Anna Newman
Dee Eva brought a wreath for the Soldier Statue -
Photo by Joyce James
Members of the Native Daughters of
the Golden West, Bonita Parlor, made bouquets for the children to place on the
soldiers' graves.
The scouts of Troop 142 learn to handle their flags - Photo by Anna Newman
Troop 142 awaits their entrance as the Color Guard -
Photo by Joyce James.
At precisely 10AM our Master of Ceremonies, Redwood City Mayor John
Seybert, took charge - Photo by Anna Newman
The members of E. Clampsus Vitus Yerba Buena Number 1 headed in
with their "Parade of Color And Charm". - Photo by Anna Newman
The Clampers settled behind the area with the speakers.
The Invocation was given by Redwood City Police Chaplin
Dennis Logie - Photo by Anna Newman
The Trinity Presbyterian Choir sang "God Bless
America"- Photo by Anna Newman
Our Guest Speaker, Janet McGovern, spoke about "Old Soldiers" - Photo by Anna Newman
The Trinity Presbyterian Choir sang the "Battle Hymn of
the Republic"- Photo by Joyce James
MAJ Bill Howland, USAR (Ret.), read Lincoln's
"Gettysburg Address" - Photo by Anna Newman
The Memorial Fife and Drum Corps Played "The Girl I Left
Behind" - Photo by Anna Newman
Suzi Riley spoke about the Native Daughters of the Golden
West's connection to Union Cemetery - Photo by Anna Newman
Children (some with help from parents) decorated the solders' graves with flowers from
the NDGW - Photo by Anna Newman
CDR Richard A. Erhardt, USNR (Ret.), played Taps - Photo by Anna Newman
Dr. J. J. Saxon-Gomez explains the anvil Firing - Photo by Anna Newman
Afterwards we gave a short soldier tour - Photo by Joyce
James
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