George Lamothe and Richard Bowie of the Campbell’s Bay Legion Branch 162 were at St. Joseph’s Manor on Friday to share stories about their time in the service and what it meant to them.
George Lamothe and Richard Bowie of the Campbell’s Bay Legion Branch 162 were at St. Joseph’s Manor on Friday to share stories about their time in the service and what it meant to them.
CALEB NICKERSON
CAMPBELL’S BAY
Nov. 9, 2018
On Friday the residents of St. Joseph’s Manor in Campbell’s Bay gathered for a Remembrance Day ceremony. Special guests were veterans George Lamothe and Richard Bowie of the Campbell’s Bay Legion - Branch 162, who spoke about their time in the service and what it meant to them.
The ceremony began with the singing of the national anthem followed by Lamothe reading “In Flanders Fields.”
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