WEST MERCIA AREA

OF MEMBER SOCIETIES OF NADFAS

CITY OF WORCESTER HERITAGE VOLUNTEERS VESTMENTS DEDICATED

These vestments were made for Worcester Cathedral by the City of Worcester DFAS Heritage Volunteers, under the leadership of Carolyn Lewis-Barclay. They were finished earlier this year, and tragically Carolyn has since died.

A service of remembrance and dedication was held in Worcester Cathedral at the beginning of November 2008, attended by the National Head of NADFAS Volunteers, Kath Hollands, West Mercia Chairman, Pat Harries and members of the City of Worcester DFAS and Friends of the Cathedral, who paid for the materials.

In the pictures the vestments are being modelled by the Dean, and the photos were taken by the Cathedral Archivist, Christopher Guy.

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