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People gather during a Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony at Discovery Park in Sacramento on Friday, December 7, 2012. The officers and members of the USS Holland SS-1 Gold Country Base, United States Submarine Veterans, for the 26TH consecutive year conducted a Pearl Harbor Remembrance and Wreath Laying Ceremony today. The event was assisted by both the Sacramento and Yolo Counties Marine division patrol boats for the wreath laying and honor guards from both Civil Air Patrol Squadron 14 (CA-151), and the Naval ROTC Unit from Soledad High School in Monterey County and attended by Veterans from all branches of our military. According to Pete Juhos of the USS Holland (SS-1) / Gold Country Base, "It is our goal to keep the memory of December 7, 1941 alive and to always remember the heroism, the dedication, and painful sacrifice of our service men and women on that fateful day." -
Melissa Rehurek reacts emotionally to a display honoring ships that were at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 during a Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony at Discovery Park in Sacramento on Friday. -
Members of the Navy Junior ROTC Armed Drill Team Lucky Hang, left, Bryant Lu, Devechin Xiong, and Willie Lafradez during a Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony at Discovery Park in Sacramento on Friday. -
Blanca Camarillo, center, and other members of the Navy Junior ROTC Color Guard from Soledad, CA during a Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony at Discovery Park in Sacramento on Friday. -
Piper George Knutson warms up with his bagpipe during a Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony at Discovery Park in Sacramento on Friday. -
Sophia White 2 of the Pocket area watches Navy veterans during a Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony at Discovery Park in Sacramento on Friday. -
Joseph Cooke rings a bell for each of the submarines lost at sea during a Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony at Discovery Park in Sacramento on Friday. -
Veterans, including Roderick "Rod" MacKenzie, center with beard, during a Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony at Discovery Park in Sacramento on Friday. -
Warren Wiederhoeft, left, and T.J. Hanson-Smith lay a wreath into the Sacramento river from a Sheriff's Marine Patrol boat during a Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony at Discovery Park in Sacramento on Friday. -
Bugler Baldwin Wong salutes as a wreath is lain into the Sacramento River during a Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony at Discovery Park in Sacramento on Friday.
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