A LARGE crowd gathered at the Looe War Memorial on Sunday (November 8) to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice at the town’s annual Remembrance Service.
Reverends Esther Ward and Peter Croft read out the names of the fallen during the moving service, which led by Louis Portman, president of Looe’s Royal British Legion branch.


Wreaths were laid as the local community paid tribute to the men and women who lost their lives during war and conflict.
A spokesperson for Looe Town Council said: “There was a fantastic turnout in Looe as the town came together to commemorate Remembrance Day and remember all those who served and sacrificed.


“Thank you to everyone who attended, took part in the service and helped ensure the occasion was marked with the dignity and respect it deserves.”






Comments
We've recently changed our login process. If you have an account for commenting, you will need to re-register on the login window.
This article has no comments yet. Be the first to leave a comment.