“This parade has always been fun,” she smiled as she warned her 2-year-old son, Jaymeson, to hold hands. “It’s more of a day to celebrate them than anything else.” He himself grew up in Glen Mills when it was mostly farmland. “I always earned the right to wear red, white and blue,” Wisnewski said, standing a few yards from the home where she was born 83 years ago. The night before, they assembled their outfits, including the red Old Navy American flag shirt, the red, white and blue flower garland and blue jean shorts she wore. “I like dressing up in red, white and blue (and) seeing all the neighbors from the neighborhood.