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Local Veterans Organizations to Host Memorial Day Parade in Lowville May 27 with Cemetery Honors Scheduled for May 26 and May 27

 

Published: May 16, 2024 at 08:30 a.m.

By: Notice from Lowville American Legion

 

Announcing the Lowville Memorial Day Parade and Military Honors, a significant event at which local Veteran Organizations will pay their respects

 

Lowville, NY- On Monday, May 27th, at 11:00 AM, our community’s veterans and a full military honor guard will lead a parade through the heart of the village of Lowville. This event is a testament to our community's strong bond and shared respect for our veterans.  The Lowville Academy Marching Band, Lowville Volunteer Fire Department, Scouts, 10th Mountain (CAB) 3-10, and various law enforcement agencies will also join in this display of unity.

 

The parade will start in the Lowville American Legion parking lot, circle through downtown, and end at Veterans Park.  A wreath will be placed at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument and Veterans Park.

 

Following the parade, there will be brief remarks, a wreath-laying, and then full military honors to the deceased.  

 

Post-parade, we invite the public to join us at the American Legion, VFW, and the Marine Corps League for light refreshments. The American Legion will also be open to the public for museum tours, providing an opportunity to learn more about our rich military history. 

 

Any questions should be sent to the American Legion Commander at legionpost162@gmail.com or call 315-376-3712.

 

Memorial Day Schedule of Cemetery Military Honors

 

On Monday, May 27th, the Honor Guard will embark on a solemn journey, leaving the American Legion at 7:30 AM. Their stops are not mere pauses, but significant moments of tribute, scheduled approximately: Wilcox Rd (near the sales barn) at 7:45 AM; Reed cemetery, Phinney Rd. 8 AM; Lee Lumber, East Rd. 8:15 a.m.; East State St. 8:30 AM; River St. 8:45 AM; Jackson St., 9:00 AM. Military Honors are to be rendered at the gravesites of veterans. All times listed are strictly approximate. 

 

The first will occur on Sunday, May 26th. The joint Lowville American Legion, VFW, and Marine Corps League Honor Guard will leave the Lowville Legion at 10 AM and travel to cemeteries in the following communities at the approximate times: Brantingham at 11:00 PM, Sperryville at noon, Petries Corners at 12:30, Beaches Bridge at 1 PM, Old Glendale at 1:30 PM, Martinsburg at 2:00 PM, West Martinsburg at 2:30, West Lowville at 3 PM, and Hillside, State Route 26, at 3:30. 

 

Times are subject to change.

 

Loved ones who have Veterans who have been laid to rest are encouraged to attend this solemn ceremony.  We provide full military honors to veterans set to rest at these cemeteries.

 

The Legion, VFW, and Marine Corp League will all have events (open to the public) following.  The American Legion is located at 5383 Dayan Street, Lowville.    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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