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Memorial Day marked by combined service in Woodmere

Posted Tuesday, May 31, 2011 5:23 pm

The Color Guard called Monday’s combined service held on Broadway in Woodmere to order.

The Color Guard called Monday’s combined service held on Broadway in Woodmere to order.

Monica Rzewski/Herald

At the Hewlett-Woodmere Memorial Day ceremony the respective fire departments saluted all the soldiers who died in military service.

At the Hewlett-Woodmere Memorial Day ceremony the respective fire departments saluted all the soldiers who died in military service.

Monica Rzewski/Herald

In lieu of a parade, the Hewlett and Woodmere fire departments celebrated Memorial Day with a morning service last Monday. Both departments fire trucks rung the streets and wreaths were placed at the memorial in Woodmere.

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