From left: Edmonds Mayor Mike Nelson, his son Henry and Jerry Janacek of the Edmonds Cemetery Board distributed poppies to visitors.
There were flags throughout the cemetery.
Edmonds police officer Jason Shier greets Memorial Day visitors to the Edmonds Memorial Cemetery.
Edmonds Parks Manager Rich Lindsay stopped by to pay respects to fallen soldiers.
Wounded and disabled during the Gulf War, Navy veteran Amy Hunt receives a poppy from Mayor Nelson
Edmonds City Councilmember Diane Buckshnis gets her poppy from Jerry Janacek.
Cemetery Board Member Joan Longstaff, left, hands a poppy to former Edmonds City Councilmember and current council candidate Neil Tibbott.
Cars lined up at the Edmonds Memorial Cemetery Monday for a Memorial Day drive-thru event to honor those who lost their lives in service to their country.
All those who participated received both a program and a poppy.
This marks the second straight year that a traditional Edmonds Memorial Day ceremony was not conducted at the cemetery, due to COVID-19 gathering restrictions.
— Photos by Larry Vogel
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Very nice photos and the cemetery and the weather look beautiful for this special day of remembrance.