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The Rev. Steve Crowson of the Trinity Episcopal Church leads the congregation in prayer during a Pearl Harbor remembrance service in Lewiston on Monday. A group of veterans assembled to remember the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. Pastor Crowson reading from the 23rd Psalm about the Lord as shepherd spoke of the soldiers in uniform as shepherds who are willing to risk their lives to protects us. Jerry Derboghosian, a World War II veteran who served in the ship USS Canberra, said he remembered hearing the news of the attack on the radio prompting him and his friends to enlist in the Navy within days of the event.
Joe Paradis, of Lewiston, a Korean War veteran and a member of the Military Order of the Purple Heart, reads along as the Rev. Steve Crowson reads from the 23rd Psalm during a Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony at the Trinity Episcopal Church in Lewiston on Monday. A small group gathered to honor those who lost their lives in the attack by Japan and those who are presently serving in the armed forces.
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Trinity Episcopal Church pastor Steve Crowson leads the congregation in prayer during a Pearl Harbor remembrance service in Lewiston on Monday. A group on veterans and assembled to observe the remembrance of the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 where thousands of lives were lost and ships of the Pacific fleet were sunk, leading to a declaration of war against Japan. Pastor Crowson reading from the 23rd Psalm about the Lord as shepherd spoke of the soldiers in uniform as shepherds who are willing to risk their lives to protects us. Jerry Derboghosian a WWII veteran who served in the ship USS Cambera said he remembered as an 18 year old hearing the news on radio of the attack prompting he and his friends to enlist in the Navy with in days of the event.
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Joe Paradis of Lewiston a Korean War veteran and a member of the Military Order of the Purple Heart reads along as Pastor Steve Crowson reads from the 23rd Psalm during a Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony held at the Trinity Episcopal church in Lewiston on Monday. A small group gathered to honor those who lost their lives on the attack by Japan and those who are presently serving in the armed forces.
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