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Special vehicle parade rolls for Lee

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by Lisa Schauer

Alderton-Dawson American Legion Post 60 was the setting for a special vehicle parade and celebration of life held on Sunday, November 26 in memory of Hobart Lee Delph, a 19-month old boy who passed away in early November.

Motorcycles, jeeps, four-by-fours, antique cars, trucks, police vehicles, fire trucks, and emergency rescue vehicles lined up at the Moose Lodge in Berkeley Springs on Sunday afternoon. Delph’s family said Lee loved trucks and anything with wheels.

Drivers and passengers in the parade held baby blue helium balloons, releasing them in front of a small crowd of family and friends standing in front of the Legion.

Four wheelers were ready for a special parade on Sunday in memory of a local boy who loved “anything with wheels.”
Santa and his sleigh were part of a special community vehicle parade on Sunday in memory of Lee Delph.

Sirens wailed, lights flashed, and horns honked as the vehicles passed. Santa Claus waved from atop a fire engine, his sleigh in tow ahead.

A special vehicle parade and celebration of life was held on Sunday, November 26 at the American Legion in memory of Lee. Family and friends looked over as a collection of trucks, emergency vehicles, motorcycles, classic cars and more rolled along U.S. 522 in Berkeley Springs to close the remembrance.

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