losses ka samnay kaise kre?

Kathi and her family went to31200244 Lancaster’s Joshua Memorial Park to view the body. Jim, in his mind having 24004

saluted. Behind the glass wall54780085 of a busy concourse, people standing in line were saluting, too.The next day 14500456000

in. It was a tiny thing,4561200 but it showed real kindness. We were so grateful.” As the hearse pulled away, Jim 140078946

office saw us standing there and45600147 opened a locked door and said that if we needed to use the bathroom to come 12469872

got to touch the casket and kiss the flag. 1245030We were in such a state of shock. A woman in a ground-level shipping 18900756004

and carried it to a waiting hearse. “It’s such a horrible24505660450 car to see your baby go in,” says Kathi. “But at least we 4502052

marines needed ten minutes to rip away the packing material. They then draped the coffin with an American flag 645301240

the mouth of the cargo hold. Encased in Styrofoam and shrinkwrap, it looked like an appliance carton. The 210045022240

Marine honor guard commanded by Jeff Brown. After the passengers disembarked, Chris’s casket appeared in 21004560600

and he and Kathi, her parents, and her sister and brother-in-law were standing on the tarmac alongside a 1564006664522

remains landed at Ontario International Airport and taxied to the gate. Jim had been released from the hospital, 1560034000

that I’d be able to.”At 11 p.m. on June 29, a week and a half after Chris was killed, a Delta flight carrying his 36400900

him. “I never thought I’d want to see a body,56334566544877 especially my son’s,” says Kathi, “but I was comforted by the fact

many servicemen killed in Iraq, he had not been222455566 torn apart by an improvised explosive device. A sniper had shot 15400300

couldn’t get an answer. The only information he could provide was that Chris’s remains were viewable. Unlike 2224447888