Members of the Nesquehoning UVO were joined by 58 family members of the late Fred Knauf, who was killed in an airplane crash on the Broad Mountain 75 years ago, to remember the area's fallen veterans on Sunday.

The group first traveled to the Knauf memorial, where the UVO presented an American flag to the Knauf family before leaving them there to visit with their lost loved one for a while, while the UVO visited the borough's cemeteries to perform a prayer and gun salute. The family was then treated to a luncheon at the Hauto Fire Company following the events.

The UVO will continue its Memorial Day events on Monday with the annual Memorial Day Parade.

The parade will form at 8

a.m.at the Nesquehoning Recreation Center on West Railroad Street and pull out at 8:30 a.m. The parade will stop at the VFW Monument at the intersection of routes 209 and 54 and the Lions Club Monument in St. Patrick's Cemetery, where a prayer and volley will follow.It will continue to the VFW on East Center Street, where the main service will be held. All Nesquehoning residents are requested to fly their flags for the weekend.Here is the list of all Memorial Day services:

http://www.tnonline.com/2017/may/27/memorial-day-eventsCheck Tuesday's publication for complete coverage of these events.