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Members of the George Armstrong Custer Post 7 Grand Army of the Republic Association and friends conducted original Civil War memorial services at the grave
site of Stephen L. T. Marriner, located in Riverside Cemetery in
Lewiston. Marriner died as a prisoner of war in the Confederate Prison
located in Salisbury, N.C., on Dec. 1, 1864. Pictured at the ceremony
from left are Larry Mayes, Bretton Campbell, Richard Clukey, Jerry DerBoghosian and Betty Clukey.
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