Madeline Leonard, left, Grace Boucher, Molly Russell and Connor Boucher were on hand Sunday at Cabela’s in Scarborough when the Maine Public Safety Pipe & Drum Corps helped welcome the Wreaths Across America convoy.
Kelly Smith, right, of South Portland, receives a wreath for the grave of her son, Army Pfc. Barry Smith, when the Wreaths Across America convoy made a stop at Cabela’s in Scarborough on Sunday on the way to Washington, D.C. The program started in 1992 with 5,000 wreaths and this year will deliver 250,000 wreaths to cemeteries all over the country.
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