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Remembering The Fallen

Memorial Day, Monday May 28, was marked with a service at Los Angeles National Cemetery in Westwood. Scouts placed more than 90,000 flags in front of headstones. The service was conducted by Veterans Affairs and was attended by residents, veterans, local dignitaries and politicians.

Photos: Morgan Genser.

Members of the Joint Service Color Guard march their way to the stage to present the colors before the Memorial Day program commenced.

Center Emilanda Baran holds her daughters left Susan Campos and right Sabrina Campos as they mourn the loss of Baran’s nephew and cousin of the two girls, Trinidad Rodrigo Martinez Luis, who was killed in Iraqi Freedom.

John Giubera holds his father’s flag who was a Korean Veteran.

One of the flags placed in front of a headstone during the annual Memorial Day program held by the Veterans Administration at the cemetery.

Nicole Cagile fixes a fallen flower at the headstone of the gravesite of her brother Daniel Patrick Cagile. Daniel fell in the line of battle in 2007 during Iraqi Freedom.

By wpengine June 1, 2018

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