Remembering the Fallen
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The decorated graves of fallen heroes.
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Gilbert Zamorano, resident of the city of Colton and WWII veteran in attendance of the event.
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Special guest speaker, San Bernardino County Supervisor Josie Gonzales.
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The presentations of wreaths by the American Legion Post 155 Women's Auxiliary and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6476 Women's Auxiliary.
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Holly Berry Ivey 2014 Memorial Day Honoree.
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Colton veteran Roland Barrios sharing some of his story with Memorial Day event attendees.
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Colton leaders paying respect to those who have served and died for the country.
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Colton leaders paying respect to those who have served and died for the country.
May 28, 2014 at 11:07am. Views: 54
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