IN PHOTOS: 2023 Remembrance Day service in Wingham

Attendees take a moment to place their poppy on one of the wreaths following the service. (Mike Wilson photo)

The wreaths in front of the cenotaph. (Mike Wilson photo)

Attendees take a moment to place their poppy on one of the wreaths following the service. (Mike Wilson photo)

Attendees take a moment to place their poppy on one of the wreaths following the service. (Mike Wilson photo)

A father takes a moment to hug his children during the service. (Mike Wilson photo)

A large crowd gathered at the Wingham Cenotaph on Saturday, Nov. 11 for the annual Remembrance Day service hosted by the Wingham Legion. (Mike Wilson photo)

Morris-Turnberry Mayor Jamie Heffer places a wreath on behalf of the municipality. (Mike Wilson photo)

North Huron Reeve Paul Heffer spoke on behalf of the township. (Mike Wilson photo)

Veteran Randy LeBlanc marches in the parade. (Mike Wilson photo)

The Colour Party leads the parade up Veterans Road ahead of the service. (Mike Wilson photo)

Legion Branch 180 President Rose McKague presents the branch wreath. (Mike Wilson photo)

Sergeant Brendan Dinning (right) and his father, Lincoln, presenting a wreath in honour of those killed in Afghanistan. (Mike Wilson photo)

Several wreaths were placed at the cenotaph, including the Silver Cross Mother Wreath, which is presented by the mother of a member killed in action. Sergeant Brendan Dinning (right) and his mother, Laurie Dinning, place the wreath in honour of Cpl. Matthew Dinning, who served with the Military Police in Afghanistan and paid the ultimate price on April 22, 2006 at the age of 23. (Mike Wilson photo)

FSgt Oliver Sawchuk stands vigil at the cenotaph. (Mike Wilson photo)

Cadet LAC Ryan Dawson stands vigil. (Mike Wilson photo)

Cadets LAC Ryan Dawson (left) and FSgt Oliver Sawchuk stand vigil at the cenotaph. (Mike Wilson photo)