Memorial Day is a day of remembrance and reflection and community members in Ambler took part in a special dedication Saturday to honor those who gave their life for their country.
Leo Varanowski and Apollo Marks are just two of the Boy Scouts volunteering to place flags. They say the values between those who served the United States and those in Boy Scouts align themselves.
"What we do with Boy Scouts is a lot of community service and what they do is kind of community service, at the top level. The highest, most extreme level that you can dedicate yourself to a community," Apollo Marks, Eagle Scout Senior Patrol Leader Troop 3 said."They know how hard the veterans worked and give their respect for them, which they deserve," Sindhura commented.
Enjoy the weekend safely and with joy, but anyone in the Ambler area, Scudieri says there is much to do Monday."There is a meaning behind it and it is about paying tribute to those who served and honored our country. That’s the biggest reason why we do it," Scudieri stated.