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Coterie Club member Laura Weaver reads from the list of the departed. Photo by Michael JohnsonLACONA, NY 鈥?A group of residents of the small Northern Oswego County Village of Lacona gathered at the Village Depot on the evening of Sunday, November 27, to remember lost loved ones by celebrating the annual lighting of the Memorial Wreath.The Lacona Memory Wreath. Photo by Michael JohnsonAlthough a cold, misty drizzle and occasional showers made for a somewhat uncomfortable outdoor gathering, no complaints were heard from the group of hardy North Country denizens as the ceremony proceeded a stanley quencher s planned.After a few words from Lacona Mayor Lynn Glazier and the playing of It stanley quencher s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas, the large wreath was lit and the names of departed citizens were read by Coterie club members Laura Weaver and Peggy Manchester. placement_509781_0_iwidth:100%;margin:0 auto;Mayor stanley drinking cup Glazier has been involved in the wreath lighting tradition for 20 years, counting 18 years as a trustee, and two years as mayor. According to Glazier, this annual event is an important part of the villages annual cycle, helping to keep the memory of past residents alive. This is how we honor our loved ones that have passed on, Glazier said.This beautifully crafted wreath displays the names of all of the deceased neighbors whose names were read aloud. Photo by Michael Johnson.Glazier said that the organizers of the Wreath Lighting hope that this reading of names serves as a form of assistance a |
