Remembering those who served
| 27 May 2015 | 11:27
The Tri-State Gung Ho Marine Corps League Detachment # 909 march down Broad Street.
Military veterans await the start of the Memorial Day parade.
American Legion Post 139 Post Commander Gene Hudson leads marchers along the parade route.
Picking up the rear of the parade was the Milford Fire Department and Emergency Medical Services.
Pike County Girl Scouts march.
Military veterans ride in a classic military jeep.
Far left Pike County Commissioner, Vice-Chairman Matthew M. Osterberg talks with onlookers.
Cub Scout Pack 3 of Dingmans Ferry march.
The Delaware Valley High School Color Guard.
Military veterans salute during wreath ceremony at the War Memorial on Broad Street in Milford.
MILFORD — Local residents and military veterans participated in the Memorial Day parade on Monday, May 25 that wound through the streets of Milford to the cheers and applause from onlookers.
Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States for remembering the people who died while serving in the country's armed forces.
The Memorial Day parade began at the Ann Street Park and ended at the War Memorial on Broad Street. Several guest speakers spoke. And a wreath laying ceremony was also conducted at the War Memorial.
— Photos by George LeRoy Hunter
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