At the conclusion of the ceremony inside City hall, Joseph A. Drobot, Jr. and Michael Polichuk carried the wreath outside to begin the march to the Pulaski cannon.
Joseph A. Drobot, Jr. and Michael Polichuk
The group marched from Cleveland City Hall to the Pulaski cannon and placed a wreath at the monument.
Marching from Cleveland City Hall to the Pulaski cannon
At the cannon there was a 21 gun salute and the playing of Taps followed by singing God Bless America.
Dennis Kucinich, Joseph A. Drobot, Jr. and Michael Polichuk place the wreath at the Pulaski cannon
Taps
Jan Cyngier, Polish Army Veteran member of Post #203 General Sikorski Post
Wally Borkowski and Councilman Anthony Brancatelli sing God Bless America
Michael Polichuk presented a ceremonial plaque to President Drobot.
Cleveland Councilmen Joe Cimperman and Anthony Brancatelli, Francis Rutkowski, Chairman Director of the Polonia Foundation of Ohio, Congressman Dennis Kucinich, Joseph A. Drobot Jr., President of the Polish Roman Catholic Union of America, Michael Polichuk, President Polonia Foundation of Ohio and National and 1st Vice-Commander of the Polish Legion of American Veterans, U.S.A., Genny Torrero, President of Polish Legion of American Veterans Ladies Auxiliaries (PLAV),Department of Ohio, Rev. Eric Orzech, National President of the Polish American Priests Association and Kathy Boll, Past National President and Past State President of PLAV Ladies Auxiliaries
Joseph A. Drobot, Jr. with plaque
It was Congressman Dennis Kucinich's 65th birthday so the crowd sang Sto lat to wish him well.
Anthony Brancatelli, Dennis Kucinich and Francis Rutkowski
