BETHEL — Funeral services for Jerry A. Greenwell, of Bethel, were conducted Monday, Oct. 1, at 2 p.m., at the West Parish Congregational Church, Bethel, with the Rev. Virginia “Ginger” Rickeman officiating.  Pianist was Ross Swain. Ushers were deacons Steve Lovejoy and Ted Davis. Music selection was “Eternal Father, Strong to Save.” Special music was “The Wind Beneath My Wings,” sung by guitarists Jewel Clark and Donnie Katlin. A reading was given by brother-in-law, Jack Brooks. Reflections were given by Harry Faulkner and Ron Sailor. Words of remembrance were given by friend, Robert McCartney. Pallbearers were Robert McCartney, Ron Sailor, Paul L’Heureux, Tom Naragon, Herman Wright, and John Amann. Committal services were conducted by the Rev. Virginia “Ginger” Rickeman. Interment was at the Riverside Cemetery, North Road, Bethel, with full military honors, provided by the U.S. Navy from Connecticut, the Maine Military Funeral Honors program from Augusta, for Firing Squad, and Color and Honor Guard from Mundt-Allen American Legion Post No. 81, from Bethel, which included Post Commander Robert Everett,, Don Feeney, Richard Farren, Arthur Joe Taylor and Norman Clanton. A reception followed the services at the Mundt-Allen American Legion Post No. 81, on Vernon Street, Bethel. Arrangements were under the care of the MEADER  &  SON  FUNERAL  HOME, 3 Franklin Street, Rumford.