World War II veteran Joe Antalec and Pete Sileo, who served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War, both of Port Chester, lift one of the memorial wreaths to place in front of the World War II and Korean War monument at Veterans' Memorial Park during a ceremony on Monday, May 25.
All of the veterans who attended the ceremony gather in front of the central monument at Veterans' Memorial Park.
A ceremony at Veterans' Memorial Park on Monday, May 25.
Two Port Chester dads hold their two-year-old sons as they wave American flags during the ceremony. From left: Mark and Ryan Gryzlo of Westchester Avenue and Carter and Bryan Smith of Munson Street.
A Memorial Day parade followed a ceremony on Monday, May 25.
Port Chester Cub Scouts from Pack 19 start off the Memorial Day parade following a line of fire trucks and various elected officials.
Port Chester residents smile, clap and wave flags as the Port Chester High School Marching Band goes past. From left: Kelly Castro and Kayla Castro of Haines Boulevard and April Robbins of Rex Road.
A Memorial Day parade followed a ceremony on Monday, May 25.
Toni Ash, a second grader from King Street School, shakes her pompoms.
Port Chester Middle School 6th grader Eva Quartarolo keeps the beat while marching down the avenue.
A ceremony at Veterans' Memorial Park on Monday, May 25.
A ceremony at Veterans' Memorial Park on Monday, May 25.
A ceremony at Veterans' Memorial Park on Monday, May 25.
Mark Gryzlo of Westchester Avenue and his two-year-old son Ryan listen to the patriotic tunes played by the Port Chester American Legion Band at Veterans' Memorial Park on Monday, May 25.
Kindergartner Felicia Urigea, surrounded by her fellow John F. Kennedy School classmates, chants "JFK" as she walks.
Dressed in red and blue for Park Avenue School, fifth graders Ester Magana (left), Rylie Heffernan and Michelle Salazar play flutes in the Port Chester Elementary Parade Band.
Port Chester residents lead the Pledge of Allegiance during a Memorial Day ceremony on Saturday, May 23 at the Town of Rye's African American Cemetery next to Greenwood Union Cemetery in Rye. From left: Jeremy Taylor, a Cub Scout from Pack 19, Dave Thomas, a Town of Rye employee and emcee of Saturday's ceremony, and Boy Scout Troop Leader Moe Acevedo.
