Remembrance Day Service to be held in Fort Langley

Tom Ireland • November 3, 2016

All are invited to join us at the Fort Langley Cenotaph for a Remembrance Service this Nov 11, 2016. The procession will begin at 10:25 A.M. The post Remembrance Day Service to be held in Fort Langley appeared first on Andy Schildhorn, PREC.

All are invited to join us at the Fort Langley Cenotaph for a Remembrance Service this Nov 11, 2016. The procession will begin at 10:25 A.M. with the service starting at 10:40 A.M. A flypast by the Fraser Blues vintage aircraft team will occur about 11:00 A.M

The procession begins at the west end of the Fort Langley Cemetery, near the intersection of St. Andrew’s and Nash Streets led by a piper and a colour party followed by members of the clergy, veterans, RCMP, Armed Forces Cadets, Fire Department, elected officials, Kwantlen elders, and members of the Scouting and Guiding movements. At that time all uniform service personal are invited to join the procession. It will make its way toward the Cenotaph following the gravel and grassed roadways within the cemetery’s boundaries, passing by the graves of close to 300 veterans buried in the cemetery. People already assembled near the Cenotaph will be able to view the procession as it approaches the site.

In support of being environmentally conscious participants, there are a limited number of printed copies of the programme available however participants will be able to access the programme digitally using a QR code scanner app on their smartphone, such as I-nigma or Scan.

We are pleased to announce Elderly and Disability Parking will be available at 9084 Glover and at 9025 Glover (St.Andrews Church)

The Fort Langley Remembrance Day Service is a joint project of the Fort Langley Remembrance Day Committee and the Fort Langley Lions Club.

Contact:
Andy Schildhorn
778.835.8957
schildhorn@shaw.ca

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