Video and photos: Memorial Day in Wiscasset
Dale Skillin, chaplain of American Legion Post 54 in Wiscasset, meets with Ruth Applin, 97, of Wiscasset at a Memorial Day service at the town’s memorial wall on May 26. Applin’s late husband Robert Applin was a World War II veteran. Ruth Applin attended Monday’s service with daughter Bobbie Willis of Waldoboro and Willis’ husband William Willis, who served in the Marine Corps in peacetime. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Emery Wyatt Footer, two months, son of Joe and Samantha Footer of Dresden, rests moments after receiving the American flag for being the youngest attendee at a Memorial Day Service in Wiscasset. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Alyson Gray, 7, of Clifton and mother Jessica Gray walk to the cemetery at Pownalborough Courthouse in Dresden on May 26, for a Memorial Day service. Kameron Gray, 6, took part with his sister and mother. The family is in the McCobb’s Millitia re-enactment group. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Bruce Alexander Jr. of Dresden, chaplain of Mason Lodge 103 in Dresden, speaks near the graves of veterans of the Revolutionary and Civil wars and the War of 1812, during a Memorial Day service at Pownalborough Courthouse. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Dale Skillin, chaplain of American Legion Post 54 in Wiscasset, meets with Ruth Applin, 97, of Wiscasset at a Memorial Day service at the town’s memorial wall on May 26. Applin’s late husband Robert Applin was a World War II veteran. Ruth Applin attended Monday’s service with daughter Bobbie Willis of Waldoboro and Willis’ husband William Willis, who served in the Marine Corps in peacetime. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Emery Wyatt Footer, two months, son of Joe and Samantha Footer of Dresden, rests moments after receiving the American flag for being the youngest attendee at a Memorial Day Service in Wiscasset. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Alyson Gray, 7, of Clifton and mother Jessica Gray walk to the cemetery at Pownalborough Courthouse in Dresden on May 26, for a Memorial Day service. Kameron Gray, 6, took part with his sister and mother. The family is in the McCobb’s Millitia re-enactment group. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Bruce Alexander Jr. of Dresden, chaplain of Mason Lodge 103 in Dresden, speaks near the graves of veterans of the Revolutionary and Civil wars and the War of 1812, during a Memorial Day service at Pownalborough Courthouse. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Dale Skillin, chaplain of American Legion Post 54 in Wiscasset, meets with Ruth Applin, 97, of Wiscasset, at a Memorial Day service at the town’s memorial wall on May 26. Applin’s late husband Robert Applin was a World War II veteran. Ruth Applin attended Monday’s service with daughter Bobbie Willis of Waldoboro and Willis’ husband William Willis, who served in the Marine Corps in peacetime.
Emery Wyatt Footer, two months, son of Joe and Samantha Footer of Dresden, rests moments after receiving the American flag for being the youngest attendee at a Memorial Day Service in Wiscasset.
Alyson Gray, 7, of Clifton and mother Jessica Gray walk to the cemetery at Pownalborough Courthouse in Dresden on May 26, for a Memorial Day service. Kameron Gray, 6, took part with his sister and mother. The family is in the McCobb’s Millitia re-enactment group.
Bruce Alexander Jr. of Dresden, chaplain of Mason Lodge 103 in Dresden, speaks near the graves of veterans of the Revolutionary and Civil wars and the War of 1812, during a Memorial Day service at Pownalborough Courthouse.
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