In Pictures: A memorable Remembrance Day in Ladner

 

 
The Delta Optimist November 12, 2012
 
 
 
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
 

Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.

Photograph by: Gord Goble , Delta Optimist

A memorable Remembrance Day in Ladner

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Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
 

Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.

Photograph by: Gord Goble , Delta Optimist

 
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. Pictured here is decorated World War II veteran Alex Munro, 90, of Tsawwassen, who, along with son J Wilson Munro, granddaughter Kelly Price, and three-month-old great grandson John Price, gave the parade on Delta Street and ceremony at Ladner Memorial Park a four-generational flavor.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. Pictured here is three-month-old John Price, who, along with mom Kelly Price, Granddad J Wilson Munro, and great-grandfather and decorated World War II veteran Alex Munro, 90, of Tsawwassen, gave the parade on Delta Street and ceremony at Ladner Memorial Park a genuine four-generational flavor.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. Pictured here is J Wilson Munro of Surrey, who along with daughter Kelly Price, three-month-old grandson John Price, and father and decorated World War II veteran Alex Munro, 90, of Tsawwassen, gave the parade on Delta Street and ceremony at Ladner Memorial Park a genuine four-generational flavor.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. Pictured here is Kelly Price of Langley, who, along with three-month-old son John Price, father J Wilson Munro, and grandfather and decorated World War II veteran Alex Munro, 90, of Tsawwassen, gave the parade on Delta Street and ceremony at Ladner Memorial Park a genuine four-generational flavor.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. Pictured here is Kelly Price of Langley, who, along with three-month-old son John Price, father J Wilson Munro, and grandfather and decorated World War II veteran Alex Munro, 90, of Tsawwassen, gave the parade on Delta Street and ceremony at Ladner Memorial Park a genuine four-generational flavor.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
Downtown Ladner was once again the site of a memorable and moving Remembrance Day ceremony Sunday morning. The rain held off as hundreds of veterans and citizens alike gathered for a parade that traveled from the Royal Canadian Legion on Delta Street to the site of the 11:00AM service at Ladner Memorial Park.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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