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One of our finest has fallen and the Riders were asked to ride in honor. This was a WWR mission and as in all cases, all who wish to honor the fallen are invited. Thanks to the family for asking us to be there.
I was running late and went to the airport awaiting the others to arrive. They did and kept on coming, I have to guess it was around 75 scoots, and a lot of Police and Fire team support. Great on 'um!
The scoots were many and three rows wide! FINE showing for the family!
From the other side.
As we left, the escort was very long, I'll guess almost a mile.... Livermore has always had a great show of respect for our funeral processions, and today was no exception! Nothing but honor, cars pulled over in respect, and many intersections were not even blocked, no one would pull into our line.....
Arriving at Callaghans Mortuary , I parked along the curb and walked up for the honor line.
The police and fire attendance was fantastic, as always! Great on Livermore for their honor to our fallen.
The large flag hanging from a fire ladder is always a sight to behold. Very nice!
Spike said the family was very appreciative of all the support! God Bless them during this sad time of passing and may The Good Lord Comfort them during this time of loss.
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A lot of us PMF members were advised that the family did not want a public arrival or escort. Some of us honored that request and prayed for this brave young fallen soldier from afar - me from Springtown.
To the Spc. Jameson Lindskog's family, I would like to offer my personal condolences, and know that I left a red rose for him at 4:38 pm today in the front door handle of Callahan's. This USCG mom thanks him and his family for his brave unselfish service to his nation. I only have one child also. God bless and help this family in their time of grief and loss, and please God help them heal, all of them.
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