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I looked into seeing whether I had a picture of it from past years but I cannot find it. I believe it is a very brilliant pink bloom, possibly with some white on the flower. Does that help at all?
Prunus virginiana "Chokecherry" I believe. The growth habit looks right for an pruned, older tree. Chokecherry will also have a hairless midrib on the underside of the leaf. They usually bloom white then darken to pink, healthy trees will be almost completely covered in blooms.
