Roses and other flowers remain on and around the Wall of Remembrance after Remembrance and Lockerbie Scholars, as well as others who came to honor the lives of those lost in the Pan Am Flight 103 terrorist attack, gathered for the Rose-Laying Ceremony.
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Remembrance and Lockerbie Scholars line up to honor the victim they represent with a speech and lay a rose on the Wall of Remembrance in the victim's honor.
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The two Lockerbie Scholars reminded the crowd gathered around the memorial that the memory of the tragedy is still very much alive in Lockerbie despite the three decades of healing the community has had.
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After laying a flower down by the Wall of Remembrance, a woman wearing a bracelet with the coordinates of Lockerbie touches the wall.
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Members of the crowd film the Remembrance Scholars as they proceed from the Hall of Languages to the Place of Remembrance.
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Ifeyinwa Ojukwu, who represents Gretchen Joyce Dater, lays her rose on the wall as the sun shines past the clouds and illuminates the Place of Remembrance.
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After the Rose-Laying Ceremony, members of the crowd hug, joining together to celebrate the lives lost.
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A line of roses lay on the Wall of Remembrance, set down by Remembrance and Lockerbie Scholars in honor of the 270 people who lost their lives on Dec. 21, 1988.
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Ashley Collado, who represents Steven Berrell, lays the first rose onto the Wall of Remembrance during the Rose-Laying Ceremony.
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People gather together for the Rose-Laying Ceremony to honor those lost on Pan Am Flight 103.
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Elizabeth Acquaah-Harrison reads a short speech about the life and memory of Kenneth Bissett, whom she represents.
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Almost 200 people gathered at the Place of Remembrance to honor and remember the 270 people who were killed by a terrorist attack on Pan Am Flight 103.
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Roses and flowers rest against the Wall of Remembrance after the Rose-Laying Ceremony.
Emily Steinberger | Editor-in-ChiefPublished on October 22, 2021 at 11:18 pm Contact Emily: emilyrosesteinberger@gmail.com | @madlehead