PRESS PHOTO BY LOU WHEELANDCedar Church, 3419 Broadway, Cetronia, held a Memorial Day ceremony in the church cemetery following its May 25 service. Members of the congregation and visitors moved from the sanctuary to the cemetery for the program which included a religious service, patriotic hymns, a wreath-laying ceremony and taps, the bugle call for “lights out” played by a young trumpet player. The church is a familiar sight to anyone traveling on Broadway through the village as it is just west of the Cedar Crest Boulevard interchange with Broadway. ABOVE: The Rev. Candi Cain-Borgman and Jeanine Barnaby, lay assistant, Cedar Church, Cetronia, lead members of the congregation and visitors in a Memorial Day service. Additional photos appear on Page A2.

A statue of a World War I soldier graces the Broadway front at the Cedar Church Cemetery, 3419 Broadway, Cetronia. Members of the congregation and visitors were taking part in a Memorial Day ceremony following the Sunday service.

U.S. Navy veterans Lou Wheeland, HM2 and John Gebhardt, Lt. place a wreath in remembrance of the members of Cedar Church who had lost their lives in wars throughout the Church’s history.

PRESS PHOTOS BY LOU WHEELANDJay Rupnik, Northeast Middle School, Bethlehem, performs taps, the bugle call for “lights out” at the end of the Memorial Day service.