Bob Grumbling, chaplin of the Point Pleasant SAR and member of the State Color Guard, walks in the processional.
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — The George Rogers Clark Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution conducted a formal grave marking and dedication Tuesday for Peter Lynch, a Revolutionary War solider buried in Jackson Cemetery on South Linden Avenue in Clarksburg.
The ceremony began with a processional by the Sons of the American Revolution State Color Guard.
Ed Cromley, commander of the color guard, said it is considered the face of the Sons of the American Revolution, appearing at public events such as grave markings and parades.
“We remember what people did to help create the United States of America…