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Officer Ambrose laid to rest in city he served

Police motorcycles, local residents and police personnel line Parker Street to honor Officer Kevin Ambrose, while in the distance, two Springfield Fire Department ladder trucks display a large American flag at his funeral on June 8.
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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