gdzie miasto świeciło jasno, gdzie miasto świeciło jasno. Koniec 50 wreaths were laid during the service, covering the memorial in red poppies, as a token of the Town’s thanks for the sacrifices made to secure our peace and freedom.
The Town Mayor of Dover Councillor Gordon Cowan lays a wreath.
Parada z normami, veterans and other organisations marched to the War Memorial in front of Maison Dieu House where the two minutes silence was observed with Civic Leaders. The wreath laying was led by the Deputy Lieutenant of Kent, Col. Brian O’Gorman (RTD), on behalf of His Majesty the King, followed by the Town Mayor of Dover, Radny Gordon Cowan, the Vice-Chairperson of Dover District Council, Cllr David Hannent. Wreaths were then laid by representatives of the uniformed services and veterans associations. Everyone was welcome to pay their tribute including local organisations and the families of the fallen.
Do złożenia wieńców zaproszono dygnitarzy oraz przedstawicieli służb mundurowych i stowarzyszeń kombatanckich.
Nasze podziękowania kierujemy do wszystkich, którzy uczestniczyli w naszym nabożeństwie, aby upamiętnić poległych, w tym Oddziału Królewskiego Legionu Brytyjskiego w Białych Klifach, który założył Ogród Pamięci i zbierał na Apel Makowy przy każdej pogodzie w ciągu ostatnich dwóch tygodni. We are also grateful to Major Lee Tacey for readings from the Exhortation and the Kohima Epitaph, Parade Marshal Mr Alan Tinker of the Dover and Deal Sea Cadets, Mr John Harknett of the Royal Green Jackets Association for playing the last post and reveille, Betteshanger Colliery Welfare Band and Cantium Brass Band for leading the music, nosicielami standardowe, and the young people of our Cadet forces who attended and acted as sentries during the service.
Standard bearers at the Remembrance Sunday Service and Parade Dover War Memorial
The Memorial Service was officiated by the Reverend Catherine Tucker Team Rector for the Dover Town Team Ministry and Flt. lt. Malcom Sawyer, RAFVR (RTD), Kapelan Legii Royal British (Dover). In her address Rev. Tucker spoke of the need to remember in such a way as to keep the stories of those who we commemorate alive and continue their work to bring peace.
The service finished with one verse of National Anthem.
Parada potem pomaszerował z powrotem przez miasto do Rynku, gdzie burmistrz wziął salut w St. Kościół Mariacki.
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