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| The reviewing stand in front of City Hall with its patriotic decorations. |
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| Waiting for the parade to begin ... |
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| The Seymour-based Connecticut Hurricanes led the parade. Here they are performing at the reviewing stand in front of City Hall. At left is Ansonia Middle School Co-Principal Terri Goldson who did a great job emceeing the program. |
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The Ansonia High School Band stands at attention in front of the reviewing stand. At center among her students is music teacher and band director Maria Tangredi.
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| Emcee Terri Goldson reads the names of servicemen from Ansonia who gave the ultimate sacrifice. |
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| Members of Naugatuck High School's Color Guard perform for the crowd. |
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| Derby Historical Society docents dressed in Colonial costumes. Pictured from left, Jody Bishel, Rosalie Cota, Sandy Mendyk, Allegra Villers (my daughter), and Paula Norton, the Society's deputy director. |
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| Jay Murphy, longtime member of Eagle Hose Hose & Hook & Ladder Company #6 leads the company's unit. |
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This woman exudes an abundance of enthusiasm as she marches with a group from Macedonia Baptist Church of Ansonia.
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| My husband, Ralph Villers, a member of the parade committee. |
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Valley Arts Council President Rich DiCarlo, a member of the parade committee, brings up the rear.
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It was a wonderful parade, and worth the wait for the line of march to reach Main Street and the reviewing stand. I know a lot of time and effort went into the planning and my hat's off to the committee.
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