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Δευτέρα 15 Νοεμβρίου 2010

BOSTON CATHEDRAL HONORS MILITARY VETERANS


By: Christopher G. Gussis, Chair of the Cathedral Veterans Program

Boston: A large contingent of past/present veterans from the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral of New England participated in a moving Veterans Day Program at the Cathedral dedicated in their honor on Sunday, November 14, 2010. The memorable event was witnessed by an overflow crowd of veteran family members, relatives, Cathedral stewards and friends. Being recognized were the 850 past/present Cathedral veterans who served in the U.S. Military Services from WWI to the present conflicts.

The program began with a memorial service for over 500 deceased Cathedral veterans conducted by the V. Rev. Dr. Cleopas Strongylis, Boston Cathedral Dean. Participating in the ceremony were a contingent of flag bearers and color guard from the Hanscom Field Cadet Color Guard, members of each military service branch, the George K. Menichios Post #324 American Legion and Greek Evzones from the New England Hellenic American Association. The program included a wreath placement, flag folding and description, “taps,” an inspirational Veteran’s Day message by John “Jake” Comer, former National Commander of the American Legion, the presence of Greek American WWII Hero, John Katsaros and patriotic musical selections by the Cathedral choir and Carillon System.

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