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Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served

Law enforcement officials march down Parker Street toward Hillcrest Park Cemetery and Officer Kevin Ambrose's final resting place.
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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