Memorial Day in Hinsdale
Photos by Atticus Fair
Hinsdale commemorated Memorial Day on Monday, May 26, beginning with a 7 a.m. service at Bronswood Cemetery. A 10 a.m. procession stepped off at Third and Garfield, ending at the Memorial Building, where a ceremony followed. Highlights included a reading of “Flanders Fields,” performances by the Hinsdale Chorale and marching band, and the dedication of a new plaque. A noon flag-changing ceremony and tour at Fullersburg Cemetery concluded the day’s events.
![Aili Flannery’s award-winning sculpture, “Process,” was made of copper, string, copper wire, glass beads, glass, rust-stained fabric, lace, turmeric sun-printed paper, and thread. It represents “the timeline of having depression to the process of healing,” Flannery explained, and the theme is rooted in her own experiences. “‘Start’ shows up again at the end [of the piece], because I was ready to start healing and to continue living.”](https://dupagemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/26-1-DG-Scholastic-Art-Writing-Awards.jpg "26-1 DG Scholastic Art & Writing Awards")
