by Brent Eades
After a run of several years when November 11 was sunny and sometimes even mild, Remembrance Day this year was more typical of the cold, grey overcast usual for mid-November.
That didn’t deter several hundred people from turning out to pay tribute to local residents who lost their lives in past wars.
It was, as always, a solemn event. It was held at the Cenotaph, erected in 1923 to carry out a bequest made by Lieutenant Alexander George Rosamond, PPCLI. Lieutenant Rosamond was killed in action during World War I at Courcelette on September 15, 1916.
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