Luc Collette, left, and his brother John clear the way for the next two monuments at Veterans Memorial Park in Lewiston on Wednesday. The 18th stone, like the others, will feature names of those who have served or are serving in the armed forces. The 18th stone will be dedicated on Nov. 11, Veterans Day. The 19th will be dedicated on Memorial Day, 2010. Luc and John are the third generation of Collettes to work for the family business, Collette Monuments in Lewiston. Their grandfather, World War II veteran Roland Collette, started the company and has a bench named in his honor at the park.
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- Daryn Slover/Sun Journal Luc Collette, left, and his brother John clear the way for the next two monuments at Veterans Memorial Park in Lewiston on Wednesday. The 18th stone, like the others, will feature names of those who have served or are serving in the armed forces. The 18th stone will be dedicated on Nov. 11, Veterans Day. The 19th will be dedicated on Memorial Day, 2010. Luc and John are the third generation of Collettes to work for the family business, Collette Monuments in Lewiston. Their grandfather, World War II veteran Roland Collette, started the company and has a bench named in his honor at the park.
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