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2013 Scottish Christmas Walk Parade Line-Up 2013 Scottish Christmas Walk Parade Line-up Order Division Unit 1 A Alexandria Police Motor Unit 2 A Alexandria Sheriff's Office Honor Guard 3 A Police Chief Earl Cook 4 A SCWW Banner 5 A Sponsor Banner 6 A WashinGton Scottish Pipe Band of the St. Andrew's Society of WashinGton 7 A St. Andrews Society of WashinGton, DC 8 A GM Banner 9 A GM: Adam Caskey 10 A SCWW Chairs; MeG Jewett and Abby Kosturko 11 A TCC Program Banner 12 A TCC - President & CEO, Tammy L. Mann 13 A TCC Staff and families 14 A Wash. Gas Banner 15 A TCC Board 16 A JF Chair; MeGan RoberGe 17 A JF Board 18 A TCC Circle of Friends Banner 19 A TCC Circle of Friends/Supporters 20 A Alexandria Sheriff's Honor Guard 21 A Sheriff, Dana Lawhorne 22 A Fire Chief Adam Thiele 23 A Alexandria Fire Department EnGine 204 from the Powhatan Street Station 24 Digs Robin Naysmith Scottish Gov Counsellor, North America 25 Digs Jack Donnie 26 Digs Darren BurGess, Second Secretary for Scottish Affairs 27 Digs Alex Neil, Cabinet Secretary for Health and Well-BeinG 28 Digs Jason Leitch, Health and Well-BeinG 29 Digs Rose Cely, Scottish Govt. 30 Digs Shannon Hall, Scottish Govt. 31 Digs Anna Platt, Scottish Govt. 32 Digs Joani Smith, Scottish Govt. 33 Digs Alexandria Sister Cities Committee (Dundee) 34 Digs Elected officials banner 35 Digs Jim Moran, U.S. ConGressman 36 Digs Mayor Bill Euille 37 Digs Del Pepper; Alexandria City Council 38 Digs Paul SmedberG, Alexandria City Council 39 Digs John Taylor Chapman; Alexandria City Council 40 Timothy Lovain, Alexandria City Council 2013 Scottish Christmas Walk Parade Line-up 41 Justin Wilson, Alexandria City Council 42 Digs Kelly Booz, Alexandria School Board 43 Bill Campbell, Alexandria School Board 44 Ronnie Campbell, Alexandria School Board 45 Stephanie Kapsis, Alexandria School Board 46 Christopher Lewis, Alexandria School Board 47 Dr. Alvin Crawley, ACPS Interim Superintendent 48 Digs T.C. Williams Choir 49 Digs T.C. Williams HiGh School Army ROTC 50 B Northern VirGinia FirefiGhters' Emerald Society Pipe Band 51 B Clan Scott Society 52 B Clan Mackintosh of North America 53 B Clan Morrison 54 B Ballyshaners, The 55 B National Capital Bearded Collie Club 56 B First NiGht Alexandria 57 B Animal Welfare League of Alexandria 58 B Clan MacLeod Society USA 59 B VirGinia DauGhters of the American Revolution -- John Alexander Chapter 60 B DC DAR (DauGhters of the American Revolution) 61 C Calhoun Family, The 62 C Clan Montgomery Society International 63 C Founders DoG Park Com 64 C Clan Keith Society USA 65 C House of Lumsden 66 C Clan Fraser Society of North America 67 C Mid-Atlantic Scots4tots 68 C Clan Chisholm 69 C Volunteer Alexandria 70 C 529 Kids ConsiGn (Princess Merida) 71 C Carpenter's Shelter 72 D Ms VirGinia Senior America 2013 73 D Reston Limousine 74 D Mercier School of Dance 75 D Clan YounG Society 76 D Clan Ramsay Association of North America 77 D Clan Henderson 78 D Appin ReGiment, The 79 D Clan MacDouGall Society of North America 80 D Subjects of the Queen 81 D Clan MacKenzie 82 D Clan Sinclair USA 2013 Scottish Christmas Walk Parade Line-up 83 E Clan Maxwell Society USA 84 E Clan Buchanan 85 E Scottish Cottage CaterinG 86 E Macmillan Pipe Band 87 E Kerr Family Association of North America 88 E VirGinia Scottish Games Association 89 E 84th ReGiment of Foot Royal HiGhland EmiGrants 90 E LivinG LeGends of Alexandria 91 E Clan Irwin Association 92 E 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion Preservation Association 93 E Clan Hay 94 F Clan Macnachtan (MacNauGhton) 95 F Clan Davidson Society USA 96 F Auld Alliance 97 F Clan Cochran (Dwyer PlumbinG) 98 F WashinGton DC Area Cavalier KinG Charles Spaniel Meetup Group 99 F Alexandria RuGby 100 F Goodhart Group, The 101 F Scottish Terrier Club of Greater WashinGton 102 F Clan MacCallum-Malcolm Society 103 F Westie Rescue Mid-atlantic 104 F At Home in Alexandria 105 G Alexandria Seaport Foundation 106 G Gadsby's Tavern Museum Society 107 G Bobby McKeys 108 G Clan Hunter USA 109 G Woodrow Wilson BridGe Half Marathon 110 G Famous Grouse Border Terrier Association 111 G Royal Scottish Country Dance Society, Northern VirGinia 112 G Clan Donnachaiddh Society - Mid-Atlantic Branch Potomac Valley Shetland SheepdoG Club & Northern VirGinia Sheltie 113 G Rescue 114 G Family of Bruce 115 G St. Andrew's Society of Baltimore 116 H Kittie Band of York, The 117 H Arcadia Center for Sustainable Food and AGriculture 118 H Clan KilGore 119 H Mid-Atlantic Scottish Deerhound Association 120 H Celtic Society of Southern Maryland, The 121 H Clan Leatherneck Society 122 H National Breast Center 123 H Airedale Terrier Club of Metropolitan WashinGton 2013 Scottish Christmas Walk Parade Line-up 124 H Clan Donald (Mid-East ReGion) 125 H American Clan GreGor Society 126 H Clan Strachan Scottish Historical Society 127 I Clan MacPherson Association 128 I Clan Forbes Society 129 I EdinburGh University Alumni Club of WashinGton DC 130 I Clan MacLaren 131 I Potomac Cairn Terrier Club 132 I City of Alexandria Pipes and Drums 133 I Girl Scouts of America - Daisy Troop 2218 134 I Cub Scout Pack 1509 135 I Brownie Girl Scout Troop 3397 136 I Hard Times Truck (Heather & Greens) 137 I Santa.
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