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Date Posted: 17:12:38 04/23/06 Sun
Author: Jackie
Author Host/IP: dialup-4.183.121.80.Dial1.Tampa1.Level3.net / 4.183.121.80
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Brooklyn (Anniversary) Day Parade

Does anyone remember the Brooklyn Day Parade where all the churches marched together. Boy, I can still see the people who didn't march waving to us from their corners or doorsteps. What togetherness that was.

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[> Re: Brooklyn (Anniversary) Day Parade -- joanne, 11:33:08 04/26/06 Wed (cache-rtc-ac04.proxy.aol.com/152.163.100.133)

wow,i remember the parade,but i think it was the memorial day parade,they would march down remsen ave,past flatlands to canarsie cematary,people would be out the windows on doors steps,some would follow them,it was great,to bad those days are gone,thank god for the memories huh,,

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[> Re: Brooklyn (Anniversary) Day Parade -- Jackie, 18:57:08 04/29/06 Sat (dialup-4.183.122.18.Dial1.Tampa1.Level3.net/4.183.122.18)

Yes, there was also the Memorial Day Parade, as well as the Veteran's Day Parade which also ended up at the Canarsie Cemetary. However, the Brooklyn Day Parade ended up back at the church you started from.

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[> [> Re: Brooklyn (Anniversary) Day Parade -- phantum, 23:24:42 05/07/06 Sun (cache-mtc-ac08.proxy.aol.com/64.12.116.137)

>Yes, there was also the Memorial Day Parade, as well
>as the Veteran's Day Parade which also ended up at the
>Canarsie Cemetary. However, the Brooklyn Day Parade
>ended up back at the church you started from.
u guys r getting me really down id give anything 2 go back in tme

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[> Re: Brooklyn (Anniversary) Day Parade -- joanne, 06:27:55 05/01/06 Mon (cache-rtc-ac04.proxy.aol.com/152.163.100.133)

yes,thats it, i remember that as a kid,it was great,they dont do that anymore,to bad,but canarsie is not what it used to be.well at least we have great memmories of things like that,,

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[> Re: Brooklyn (Anniversary) Day Parade -- diana, 15:42:00 05/03/06 Wed (NoHost/12.23.19.100)

>Does anyone remember the Brooklyn Day Parade where all
>the churches marched together. Boy, I can still see
>the people who didn't march waving to us from their
>corners or doorsteps. What togetherness that was.
yes i remember the BROOKLYN day parade..I marched as a small child on one of the floats.

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[> [> Re: Brooklyn (Anniversary) Day Parade -- Jackie, 18:45:35 05/04/06 Thu (dialup-4.183.124.121.Dial1.Tampa1.Level3.net/4.183.124.121)

What church did you march with? I marched with St. Alban's Episcopal church on E. 94th St. & flatlands ave. My children marched with the Christian Church of Canarsie on E. 89th St. & Flatlands ave.

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[> Re: Brooklyn (Anniversary) Day Parade -- diana, 09:38:33 05/13/06 Sat (NoHost/12.23.19.121)

>Does anyone remember the Brooklyn Day Parade where all
>the churches marched together. Boy, I can still see
>the people who didn't march waving to us from their
>corners or doorsteps. What togetherness that was.
I marched with the Dutch Reformed Church

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