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Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served

By 2 p.m. on June 7, when the wake for fallen Springfield Police Officer Kevin Ambrose was set to begin, the parking lot and grassy area next to Sampson's Chapel of the Acres funeral home were completely filled and a line of hundreds of people had formed.
Reminder Publications photo by Chris Maza
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served
 
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